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09-27-08, 07:49 PM
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what kind of mower, some companies do have other mufflers available but not many.
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09-28-08, 05:24 PM
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There are other mufflers available for specific engines and applications. Some OEM mufflers will not work on certain applications, and in these cases mufflers are supplied by the equipment manufacturers. In most cases the noise reduction from the exhaust is only a small part of the noise, much of it is radiated out through the engine block, and a new muffler will not supress this.
Model Type and Code from the engine as well and Model and S/N of the equipment will let us help to figure out what else may be available for your application.
Model Type and Code from the engine as well and Model and S/N of the equipment will let us help to figure out what else may be available for your application.
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09-29-08, 04:57 PM
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I don't have the model number with me right now but i can get it tomorrow if it's that important.
It's a craftsman push mower.
Just wondered if i could make it ALOT quieter but maybe a better muffler won't make that much difference if alot is just plain engine noise.
thanks.
It's a craftsman push mower.
Just wondered if i could make it ALOT quieter but maybe a better muffler won't make that much difference if alot is just plain engine noise.
thanks.
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09-29-08, 07:36 PM
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If you want muffler options then the numbers are needed. I don't think a different muffler is going to make much difference however. There is also a considerable amount of noise generated from the spinning blade.