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A quick update on my blower. It was easier than I had thought, didn’t even need to drill the exhaust.
Unscrewed the exit housing on the exhaust, there were two baffle type plates like you’d get between the cylinder and exhaust on a saw. Removed the spark arrestor, put everything else back on minus the upper plate and it has given the blower a new lease of life [emoji106][emoji106][emoji106]

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Good, glad it worked out. Is that 660 still bopping - that was a few years ago!

Yes that was a few years back, still going strong mate, I fitted a dual port last year, it’s quite noisy lol
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The modest Mr Spud strikes again, obviously not in the same league to what he'd prefer to be working on!, but these two have gone from being very average but handy little weiners to total mini rippers. Cheers Steve!

 

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