Can exhaust be fixed/welded?

[Mooseman]

Just picked it up from the welder. Another $235 later, this thing will be solid!


So tomorrow it will be going in, just in time to watch the snow melt

And a shout out to Ritchie's Welding in Greely (Ottawa). Beautiful work and did it within a short timeline.

 

[Mooseman]

Got it in. But before that, I wanted to replace the heat insulation on the cover. The bottom one was falling in pieces and the top one was long gone. I had this stuff that I had already bought to do this and took the time to do it while there. It's adhesive backed but I can't imagine it holding for very long exposed to harsh conditions and high temps (it said the adhesive was good to 300f). I added some rivets to hold it in place.

And I made sure the bolt was in (pictured).

Didn't get it out because I noticed that one of my rear axle wheel's bearing was gone and the wheel loose. It was probably running like this for a while but luckily I added a fourth wheel kit so it kept rolling.

 

[maim]

good to know about trhe tunnel being bolted. just got the 1st phazer in the fleet this season and have not had to tear into it that far yet.

 

[Mooseman]

For anybody looking for a fix to a broken flex pipe, these guys have come up with a solution to that and the donuts.
https://ty4stroke.com/threads/finally-a-fix-for-the-exhaust-donuts.152651/