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Old 02-06-2011, 09:39 AM
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I just bought a 1782 SGT, the prior owner has taken the exhaust and turned it up straight, that leaves the right side panel with a open hole, my quiestion is what (if any) engine cover can I get to replace the original that would cover up the opening from the original exhaust.

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I would turn the tractor back to the original way and get rid of the straight pipes.
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Mike, I think the hood and side panels are the same on a SGT but the venting is different on the water cooled. The right side panel was still available for my 2182 from what the CC parts look-up said. Do you not want o turn the pipe to the original position?
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Mike, I think the hood and side panels are the same on a SGT but the venting is different on the water cooled. The right side panel was still available for my 2182 from what the CC parts look-up said. Do you not want o turn the pipe to the original position?
I'm not sure, it looks pretty good the way it is, and if I turn back to original I'll have to buy a factory muffler to put back on it. the one on it now is an aftermarket even if I turn it it will not fill the opening.
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