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tractorjoe
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 Posted - 05/05/2009 : 13:23:11
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This is a Simplicity 7119 with hydro lift.
It's a little bastardized....
The previous owner extended the hood to make more room for the 20hp kohler command he put in it.
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skunkhome
USA
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Posted - 05/05/2009 : 21:24:51
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| looks like it should do the trick. |
  Phil
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither safety nor liberty."
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JoeJ
USA
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Posted - 05/07/2009 : 09:23:34
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"It's a little bastardized"
 I disagree,,,,,It looks like a very good job to get what the owner at the time wanted .
 From the pictures, I wish I could strech a hood to look that good!!!!
Besides, the JOE'S of this world need to unite and stick together. |
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Edited by - JoeJ on 05/07/2009 09:25:10 |
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cwm1276
USA
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Posted - 05/07/2009 : 12:31:08
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| What kind of muffler do you have under the hood? My 7117H with an 18HP command fit under the hood without any problems. The 18 + 20 I think are identical engines other than the govenor. Your Oil filter is exactly in the same place as mine in relation to the frame, so I don't see where the hood length is needed. |
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tractorjoe
USA
381 Posts |
Posted - 05/07/2009 : 15:44:43
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Originally posted by cwm1276
What kind of muffler do you have under the hood? My 7117H with an 18HP command fit under the hood without any problems. The 18 + 20 I think are identical engines other than the govenor. Your Oil filter is exactly in the same place as mine in relation to the frame, so I don't see where the hood length is needed.
You're right, I think the muffler would fit without extending it honestly. The previous owner extended the hood to keep it cooler I think. Know of a muffler that exhausts downward instead of forward? I'd kind of like to take the exhaust out the original exhaust location and maybe modify the grille to look original again. |
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cwm1276
USA
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Posted - 05/07/2009 : 17:04:10
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Mine exhausts downward, on the left tractor side. So it does not go out the original location but the exhaust pipe goes out just under the frame in front of the left front tire.
My command was part of a Kit from Edens LTD so they included the new muffer. So don't know where to find one, other than giving them a call. |
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tractorjoe
USA
381 Posts |
Posted - 05/08/2009 : 10:56:24
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Pictures of the extension.
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olcowhand
USA
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Posted - 05/08/2009 : 11:14:46
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| I too think she looks just fine. Decent job of extending & I myself would rather have exhaust out front than pointing down. My gravel drive would cause a cloud of dust with south-pointing exhaust. |
Daniel in Ky -- So much to do, so little time!
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tractorjoe
USA
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Posted - 05/08/2009 : 11:17:48
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I too think she looks just fine. Decent job of extending & I myself would rather have exhaust out front than pointing down. My gravel drive would cause a cloud of dust with south-pointing exhaust.
well. I mean that it should come out of the old exhaust hole in the picture, off to the side. I think the way it comes out now warms up the snowblower. |
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cwm1276
USA
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Posted - 05/08/2009 : 16:47:00
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Mine has an elbow at the bottom pointing it kind of out of the corner. Did not want to point it toward the tire, but really don't want it forward anymore either. I'll see if I have pic or get one of mine.
Edit: Here is a Pic.
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Edited by - cwm1276 on 05/08/2009 16:50:48 |
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tractorjoe
USA
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Posted - 05/08/2009 : 17:23:36
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Originally posted by cwm1276
Mine has an elbow at the bottom pointing it kind of out of the corner. Did not want to point it toward the tire, but really don't want it forward anymore either. I'll see if I have pic or get one of mine.
Edit: Here is a Pic.
the setup looks really nice there. Cleaner than mine too..
don't want to bring it out through the old exhaust location? or is that too much back pressure?
Do you have any heat problems? |
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cwm1276
USA
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Posted - 05/08/2009 : 18:45:28
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The exhaust pipe is out the left side of the muffler so it would interfer with a possible clutch on the front of the engine, if you routed back to the right.
I bought the command engine and muffler as a kit so it was designed to allow for that clutch.
As for heat problems I have not had any, the kit came with a heat sheild for the top, IE the bolt holes on the top of the muffler. But my hood is slightly bent and the sheild is too wide to fit under the hood, so I never installed it. |
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tractorjoe
USA
381 Posts |
Posted - 05/08/2009 : 20:20:33
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Originally posted by cwm1276
The exhaust pipe is out the left side of the muffler so it would interfer with a possible clutch on the front of the engine, if you routed back to the right.
I bought the command engine and muffler as a kit so it was designed to allow for that clutch.
As for heat problems I have not had any, the kit came with a heat sheild for the top, IE the bolt holes on the top of the muffler. But my hood is slightly bent and the sheild is too wide to fit under the hood, so I never installed it.
have you ever thought about doing anything with the front shaft on the engine? |
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cwm1276
USA
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Posted - 05/09/2009 : 13:34:13
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| Nope, my Dad's Similar Ac 716H used it for the snowblower. A front clutch snowblower is possible on a 7100 Series, but the cone clutch drive is just as good. Actually my Dad's has been converted to use the cone clutch instead. |
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Simplicity "7120H"
