If the pipe is rotten, just get a new one bent, use the pony for your jig and tack weld the new pipe onto the old flanges. Then take it off and finish weld them up. That's what I did on the D4. If you flanges are gone, I guess you are looking for used. I don't think you will find new anywhere. Muzz
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