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Read articles →An owner-operator fix for a specific and common annoyance: exhaust soot coating the back of the B2601's front-end loader. The video walks through sourcing a generator exhaust elbow, two mounting options (with or without modification), cutting slots to allow clamping, trimming the flared end, and adjusting the final angle. Practical and hands-on, though the creator acknowledges it reduces rather than eliminates the problem. Best for B2601 owners already bothered by this issue.
An owner-operator sharing DIY fixes from his own 33-acre property, so expect candid, experience-based advice rather than a sales pitch.
Attach a generator exhaust elbow over the stock exhaust tip to divert the exhaust to the side, reducing but not eliminating soot buildup on the loader.
A generator exhaust elbow (one and three-eighths inch, flared to one and a half), plus either a muffler clamp or a double-sealed hose clamp.
No, you can slide it over the stock tip and tighten a muffler clamp as is, though the creator also shows cutting slots and trimming the flared end for a cleaner look.
No, the creator says it will not solve the problem but should help by diverting exhaust away from directly hitting the loader.
