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200064 - Miller Exhaust Manifold for Kubota D722 Engine

Packaging: 1 PER EA
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OVERVIEW

Technical Overview of the Miller 200064 Exhaust Manifold

The Miller 200064 Exhaust Manifold is a critical component designed specifically for the Kubota D722 diesel engine, a power plant frequently utilized in high-performance Miller engine-driven welding generators. This component plays a vital role in the efficient expulsion of combustion gases from the engine cylinders, channeling them into the exhaust system. Manufactured to strict OEM specifications, this manifold ensures precise fitment, optimal flow dynamics, and adherence to the thermal management requirements of the Kubota D722 platform.

Exhaust manifolds in industrial welding applications are subjected to severe operating conditions. The cyclical nature of welding operations often results in rapid heating and cooling cycles, placing significant thermal stress on engine components. The Miller 200064 is cast from high-durability iron alloys engineered to resist thermal cracking and warping. This material selection is crucial for maintaining a seal against the cylinder head, preventing exhaust leaks that could compromise engine performance or safety. Furthermore, the internal geometry of the manifold is designed to minimize flow restriction, thereby supporting the engine's volumetric efficiency and power output.

When a manifold fails—typically manifesting as hairline cracks or warped flanges—it can lead to a loss of turbocharger efficiency (where applicable), increased noise levels, and the potential for hazardous exhaust fumes to enter the operator's workspace. Replacing a compromised unit with this genuine Miller part ensures that the engine's backpressure remains within design limits, protecting downstream components and maintaining fuel efficiency. This part is an exact replacement for the original equipment found on specific diesel variants of Miller's Bobcat and Trailblazer series.

Maintenance professionals and fleet technicians rely on genuine Miller parts like the 200064 to guarantee the longevity of their equipment. Unlike aftermarket alternatives that may suffer from casting imperfections or poor machining, this OEM manifold guarantees alignment with the exhaust ports and mounting studs, streamlining the repair process and reducing equipment downtime.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea
Part Type:Exhaust Manifold
Material:Cast Iron
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Compatible Engine:Kubota D722
Part Type:Exhaust Manifold
Material:Cast Iron
Brand:Miller OEM
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea

INCLUDED

  • 1 x Exhaust Manifold (Kubota D722)

APPLICATIONS

  • Replacement exhaust manifold for Miller Bobcat 250 (Diesel models with Kubota D722).
  • Replacement exhaust manifold for Miller Trailblazer 302 (Diesel models with Kubota D722).
  • General repair for Kubota D722 engines utilized in industrial welding equipment.
  • Fleet maintenance for diesel engine-driven welders.

FAQ

This manifold is designed specifically for the Kubota D722 diesel engine used in various Miller welding machines.

Typically, exhaust manifolds are sold as the casting only. You will likely need to purchase the exhaust manifold gasket separately.

Yes, this is a genuine Miller Electric OEM replacement part, ensuring exact fit and factory specifications.

Manifolds often crack due to the extreme thermal cycling (heating up and cooling down) and the constant vibration inherent in engine-driven welding operations.

While cast iron can sometimes be repaired with specialized welding techniques, it is often a temporary fix. Replacement is recommended for long-term reliability.

It is manufactured from high-quality cast iron, designed to withstand high exhaust temperatures.

No, this specific part number is for the Kubota D722 diesel engine. Gas models use different engines (like Kohler or Subaru) and require different manifolds.

Symptoms include loud engine noise, visible cracks in the casting, exhaust fumes near the engine block, or black soot deposits around the manifold area.