Very nice. I noticed quite a few what looks to be 4" chrome stacks. I bought a cosmetically restored (only had 3900 original hours) JD 4230 100 horse with the 400(ish) cu in 6 cyl. (like these) back in 2005. Exhaust manifold port was 4" since the 4430 was a turbo version of the engine at 125 horse. So I up and get a 3'x4" chrome stack for it. Talk about pretty....she was a parade queen, all decked out in American flags and all. Listening to that big six purr along as we moved along in the parade got a lot of thumbs up.
Yes, even though I had the Sound Guard Cab, I wore ear muffs. When I sold it first thing the new buyer did was to put a stock muffler back on it.....with it's stupid 1 ½" diameter outlet pipe......barf!
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