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zanepetty

Ive decided I'm putting a new vertical muffler on my tractor. Has anyone had any experience with Stanley or nelson mufflers? Those are the two I'm interested in. Thanks

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daveoman1966

Nelson mufflers last a long time and are OEM in some models.  What tractor are you working with?

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zanepetty

Its a 753 :)

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dbartlett1958

I am repairing my BIL's 1968 John Deere  112 currently. It has the original Nelson muffler still on it in very good condition. I hope the one on my 416 lasts as long.

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zanepetty

Great. Thanks gents. Sounds like my tractor is getting a nelson! :) with a nice new polished and shiney rain cap from nelson as well. (Just for looks because it won't be in the rain.)

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