Quick Explanation if Possible

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  1. lesterj2 New Member

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    What are these parts...

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    A = waste tank
    B = I can not tell
    C =Filter Box
    D =Muffler
    E = Looks like a silencer someone laid in there
    Jim Martin, Aug 18, 2008
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    Jim is correct. And I would say (B) is a water box but it looks like the muffler is attached to it. If so it may he a heat exchanger. How about a few closer pics Les?
    Rob.
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  4. lesterj2 New Member

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    OK im about to go to the truck now and take some closer pics...

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  5. Nick Nellos Active Member

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    B is a blower HX that goes to a muffler then to the red silencer. Get your self some oilfield suction hose to attache .
    Nick Nellos, Aug 18, 2008
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  6. Ara Klujian Moderator & TMF Repair Expert

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    I really like that red silencer! It looks like a Stoddard Flow. Nick has a good point. Transfer tank hose works much better. Then use a T-bolt clamp to keep it tight. T-bolt clamps are awesome.
    Ara Klujian, Aug 18, 2008
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  7. lesterj2 New Member

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    where do i attach the oilfiel suction hose...
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  8. Ara Klujian Moderator & TMF Repair Expert

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    If you change that exhaust pipe to same diameter as the ports or larger from the muffler to the silencer. You will definately see a big improvement in positive displacement.
    Just some friendly advise.
    Ara Klujian, Aug 18, 2008
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  9. Nick Nellos Active Member

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    suction hose goes from the end of silencer close to the machine to the muffler . Get a muffler shop to make a adapter to from 2.25 inch to the id diameter of the suction hose.
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  10. Nick Nellos Active Member

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    well nevder mind the muffler is attached to the silencer . dont worry about. go make money before changing anything.
    Nick Nellos, Aug 18, 2008
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