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Exhaust Elbow from k301 on a k341
Swapping my k301 in my 1650 for the k341 which belongs in it, however I'm trying to figure out if the exhaust elbow from.the 301 will fit the 341.
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Pics of the build
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Probably not,
I believe the threads are larger for the 341's That's why it carries a different part number. |
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No it will not fit. K241 - k321 use the same. K341 has a larger elbow
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Thanks guys, any idea where I might be able to order one?
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Cub Cadet Specialties.
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What's in a couple of 341s that I have look like something that would be able to be had from the local hardware store plumbing dep't. But yeah,the exhaust in a 341 is definitely larger size.
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Anyone happen to know the pipe size? Maybe I can find something in NPT that j can rig up to my QL muffler
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Prolly 1" pipe IIRR
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