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    Posted: 03 Jan 2011 at 2:21am
I have a chrome pipe it is a 6" pipe on my 1030 case and It is turning gold from the heat i guess coming through the pipe.  It is a bent pipe and the lower part is still fine but just before the bend is where its turning colors.  I thought that going to a 6" pipe instead of the 4" pipe would help but it hasnt.  Do any of you have any tricks to keep the chrome pipe chrome looking while you work your tractors?
 
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I run a 5" chroe pipe on a D-21 but I have a 4" inside up to the curve. No discolouring problems after several hundred hours of cultivating.
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A buddy of mine was putting a straight pipe on his JD 4855, and sprayed a whole can of high temp paint (if memory serves) inside it before installing.  Said it was to prevent what you describe.
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A inside pipe run up the 6" with the bottom of the 6" open to the air , this will allow the movement of air up the space between to cool the pipe as the internal pipe causes a draft or suction .
 To remove the discoloration check at motorcycle shop for Blue-Away cream polish as it will remove the discoloration from the pipe.
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get one that is nickel plated first then chrome it will not turn colors
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Orangefever, almost all good chrome jobs are nickel plated first, you cant plate chrome directly to steel, it needs to have a metal compatible with both metals.  And it has the same problems running.  The only true solution I have seen is the two pipe method that Calvin and Coke state. 

Or run a high temp grade stainless but it won't take the shine(or last as well) as chrome due to being a softer metal, and still might discolor if you really work it in the field 
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