Hey I'm looking to swap a vertical exhaust to a horizontal on a Ford 3430 and I keep searching for a plug/cap to cover the hole in the hood. I've did searches for tractor exhaust hood plug, and cap and nothing seems to be showing up. Does that part have a particular name or number? Thanks
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Roger Tomfohrde
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Not sure but most Manufacturers would have put a different hood on based on what style it was being sold for. Most of the time that change was done years later and I don't think there was a big enough
aftermarket to supply that type of product. I would check into caps for electrical boxes, they may come large enough. I think rebuilders cut a patch and welds it in. You may have to be creative with a cap.
aftermarket to supply that type of product. I would check into caps for electrical boxes, they may come large enough. I think rebuilders cut a patch and welds it in. You may have to be creative with a cap.
RobCons
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- Central Alabama
If you have a 3D printer you could make one.
Bob Bancroft
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- Aurora NY
Parts shows 82007906 plug. Also D6NN8N209A plug, to be ordered with a retainer, screw, and nut. Depends on production date. There
is another smaller plug referenced, but I think the first two are for the exhaust.
is another smaller plug referenced, but I think the first two are for the exhaust.
Janicholson
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A metal 3D print would work for about $500. A plastic one would melt. Jim
Jaden
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- Eastern Nebraska
What is the hole diameter?
Thanks Guys for the replies. I'll have to measure the diameter next time I'm out there. I know my Dad did the same thing to his new holland years ago and I think it's a metal plug from the dealership. The last
time I bought things at the dealership thou, I felt violated with the cost being 3 times as much as non dealership parts so I was just looking online options.
time I bought things at the dealership thou, I felt violated with the cost being 3 times as much as non dealership parts so I was just looking online options.
caterpillar guy
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what about the plugs used in electrical panels some of the bigger commercial boxes must be that big.
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