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Subject: Re: Exhaust manifold

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Jed

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Date Posted: 17:24:22 11/09/2017 Mon
In reply to: Paul 's message, "Exhaust manifold" on 21:31:05 03/09/2017 Sun

>Evening
>I am looking at a seamaster 23 and the owners say that
>the exhaust manifold will need replacing due to it
>being cracked,
>(Petrol engine)
>Can these just be welded or do you have to replace,
>would anyone know a rough price
>Thanks Paul
Sometimes you can't weld manifolds as they are made of cast iron and the soot prevents a good weld. You might get away with it if you take it off and take it to a fabricator. They may be able to braize it. Alternatively cold stitching is an option have a google.what engine is it? Might be a standard part cheers Jed

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