Posted by Robby_H on March 16, 2010 at 17:25:43 from (173.18.206.142):
I have a Farmall "A" that I will be taking to shows. Since I have been showing antique cars, I have an enclosed trailer that I plan to use to take the tractors (this one and the Allis Chalmers B I also own) to shows. The problem is that while the inside of the trailer is high enough for the exhaust, the door height is lower and will require me to cut the muffler to fit. According to my measurements, I will have to shorten the muffler by 5 - 5 1/2 inches.
My question is....other than being a little louder possibly and not getting the exhaust fumes as high, are there any other issues with doing this? I can't imagine back pressure changing or anything.
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