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Bucket over exhaust pipe in heavy rain
Grandson was using cub the other day and did not put it back under shelter. Came a couple of days of hard rain and he did not have a cover over the exhaust pipe. I am sure that water got down the pipe. What do I need to do? Can I put a heat source like a drop cord light with a heat lamp or high wattage bulb up next to the header for a good while to see if it will dry out, or, do I need to do something else. I have just had shoulder replacement surgery and am out of commission mechanic wise... Any help will be appreciated......
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Re: Bucket over exhaust pipe in heavy rain
Pull the spark plugs out and crank the engine over several revolutions (ignition off) then put the plugs back in and fire it up. Assuming it’s only been a few days, no damage will have been done.
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Re: Bucket over exhaust pipe in heavy rain
There is a drain hole at the bottom of the manifold. But it is usually plugged. I think it is above the carb to the front of the engine
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Re: Bucket over exhaust pipe in heavy rain
john2189 wrote:There is a drain hole at the bottom of the manifold. But it is usually plugged. I think it is above the carb to the front of the engine
Yes, depending on the condition of your manifold, you may have to probe around with a awl, sharp nail, or other pointed device to find it (rusted over).
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Re: Bucket over exhaust pipe in heavy rain
Personally, I would check the oil and start the tractor.
Highly unlikely that enough water got down the pipe in one storm to even cause a hydrolock. If on the off chance enough water did, the starter doesn't have enough oomph to cause any damage.
Definitely get the tractor running and warmed up ASAP though.
Highly unlikely that enough water got down the pipe in one storm to even cause a hydrolock. If on the off chance enough water did, the starter doesn't have enough oomph to cause any damage.
Definitely get the tractor running and warmed up ASAP though.
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Re: Bucket over exhaust pipe in heavy rain
for a few dollars you can buy a exhaust "flap" that will cover the pipe when shut off, never have to think about it again
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Re: Bucket over exhaust pipe in heavy rain
Get it running?
I forgot to cover a exhaust stack on a bn one night, but I just cranked it over till it started!
Then I let it run to come up to temp.
I forgot to cover a exhaust stack on a bn one night, but I just cranked it over till it started!
Then I let it run to come up to temp.
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Re: Bucket over exhaust pipe in heavy rain
tst wrote:for a few dollars you can buy a exhaust "flap" that will cover the pipe when shut off, never have to think about it again
I used to use a soup can. Got me a "flap" now I don't have to cover it. A good fix.
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Re: Bucket over exhaust pipe in heavy rain
tst wrote:for a few dollars you can buy a exhaust "flap" that will cover the pipe when shut off, never have to think about it again
Yep...Rural King...No more cans for me.
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Re: Bucket over exhaust pipe in heavy rain
Flaps are great but it's more fun to watch the can fly if it fires up on the first revolution!
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Re: Bucket over exhaust pipe in heavy rain
I recommend an inexpensive rain cap that clamps on the top of the exhaust pipe. I don’t use any because my cubs go back to the den when the rain falls from the sky.
Cubs that play in the rain never retain their youth!
Cubs that play in the rain never retain their youth!
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Re: Bucket over exhaust pipe in heavy rain
NJ Farmer wrote:I recommend an inexpensive rain cap that clamps on the top of the exhaust pipe. I don’t use any because my cubs go back to the den when the rain falls from the sky.
Cubs that play in the rain never retain their youth!
very true
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Re: Bucket over exhaust pipe in heavy rain
Rain flaps are worth their weight in gold!!!! They are the best insurance you can buy for any vertical muffler engine, tractor or power unit!
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Re: Bucket over exhaust pipe in heavy rain
The flaps are better than nothing. Watching the wind hold one open so the rain could get in anyway has left me less fond of them.
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