Identify This Exhaust Elbow

[Charlie]

Hi Everyone:

I bought some used parts the other day and this was thrown in with the bunch. Labeled on it in felt pen is that it is for a Yanmar JH3. I don't think this is the case. First off the exhaust port is only 2.5" and I am pretty sure that JH's require a 3" exhaust. Second off is the color. It is a blue grey and yanmar's that I have seen are grey.

Here is a link to a couple of pictures https://picasaweb.google.com/1100267...15283052742338 and https://picasaweb.google.com/1100267...15567157901762

The part number on it is 3776 F02A1 There is also a "2" directly below that number.

Please help me identify this.

It is for sale.

[zeehag]

says yanmar jh3 on it..could it actually go to one of those??!!

[Charlie]

Zeehag:
If I write dog on my cat with a felt pen that doesn't make her a dog. ;-)It was done with felt pen not as part of the production process.

[zeehag]

didja run the part numbers by a yannie distributor??

[delmarrey]

Charlie,
Is that thing iron by any chance. It reminds me of the tail pipes off of water cooled headers on gasoline motors.

[Charlie]

Del I will put a magnet on it and check

[Charlie]

Bump it up

[Astral Blue]

One thing I can agree with is that does not look like a JH3 exhaust mixing elbow. From what I recall, they are greater than 2.5 inches and have a more squarish flange. I also don't recall seeing more than one port where water can be fed into the elbow.

The JH3 series has a maximum rated capacity of 125 horsepower. With that rating, 2.5 inches is far from adequate for the exhaust mixing elbow. It might make it easier to limit your search to engines under 80 horsepower.

[never monday]

the paint color screams Perkins to me. Likely the later Permama or Saber combinations.

[David M]

Originally Posted by Charlie

If I write dog on my cat with a felt pen that doesn't make her a dog.