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does anyone on here know where i can obtain the pins and clips that hold the muffler in place on the cylinder head was mowing today and the muffler broke off completely. the motor is a 125cc
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Is that the same as these ones pictured? ![[Linked Image]](https://www.outdoorking-forum.com.au/forum/uploads/usergals/2015/04/full-5048-21487-104_0508.jpg)
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Sorry coolrussy was merely trying to help with a visual aid but apparently I wasn't allowed to show more than one picture.Unfortunately the better photo was removed,not my decision that. If you get stuck let me know.I may have the rod parts (May,I think mine had bits of weld on them.Somebody's fix,just not sure if I kept them) but I am myself short of the clips. Surely they wouldn't be hard to find.Maybe even Bunnings could have them. Actually have to go there tomorrow I might have a look myself.
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I was talking about the small retainer clip to hold the rod in place.As the muffler clip isn't enough to hold the rod in place.That's why victa had the clips put in place,and that rod doesn't come with the retainer clip. See here. ![[Linked Image]](https://www.outdoorking-forum.com.au/forum/uploads/usergals/2015/04/full-5048-21518-125_clip_rod_and_clip.jpg) ![[Linked Image]](https://www.outdoorking-forum.com.au/forum/uploads/usergals/2015/04/full-5048-21519-125_clip_rod_and_clip_1..jpg)
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does anyone on here know where i can obtain the pins and clips that hold the muffler in place on the cylinder head was mowing today and the muffler broke off completely. the motor is a 125cc Don't wish to be unnecessarily pedantic here  , but the muffler on a Victa 2-stroke is attached to the exhaust port on the cylinder, not the head. What shape is the muffler? A squat 'boxy' shape, with the discharge through a hole in the deck? Earlier Cortinas used a long forward-discharge 'torpedo' muffler.
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I was talking about the small retainer clip to hold the rod in place.As the muffler clip isn't enough to hold the rod in place.That's why victa had the clips put in place,and that rod doesn't come with the retainer clip. Okay, I just assumed he meant the main clips thinking he would already have those clips on his machine. Wouldn't a simple E clip would do the same job as that original Victa clip? Probably available from a good auto parts place.
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did/does the muffler look something like this ? on the victa , sorry , only pic' i have and it just clamps on the port and a bracket onto the plate just under the cowling ![[Linked Image]](https://www.outdoorking-forum.com.au/forum/uploads/usergals/2015/04/full-5264-21544-004.jpg) ![[Linked Image]](https://www.outdoorking-forum.com.au/forum/uploads/usergals/2015/04/full-5264-21545-002.jpg) the corvette has a rectangle shaped muffler , same fit though cheers , Dave oops ....... wrong 'vette
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That's what I thought you were thinking aussietrev.The problem is that retainer clip does fall off and then that's when the rod falls out.Yes your properly right about finding them at an auto shop.I didn't think of that.I didn't get to Bunnings yet,they may have them.
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Bearing supply places are a great source for individual e-clips, I've found. Just take one of the pins in, so that you can get the fit right.
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theyre the pins im looking for and also the muffler clips dont think i have any spares of either here
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box style similar to the vc 125/ vc160
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