Description

When you’re getting a face full of diesel fumes every time you hop on your MF 35 or 135, it’s time to redirect those exhaust gases where they belong—away from you. This horizontal exhaust extension pipe does exactly that, pushing fumes sideways instead of straight up where they blow right back in your face. If you’ve been dealing with exhaust smoke during loader work or getting smoked out when there’s no breeze, this simple addition makes your old Massey pleasant to operate again.

What You’re Getting

Horizontal outlet design pushes fumes away from the operator instead of straight up
3-hole mounting pattern stays put through years of engine vibration and hard use
Heavier construction than original equipment resists rust-through and cracking
Direct replacement that mounts at your existing exhaust outlet

Built for Real Farm Work

Your MF 35 or 135 probably handles some of the toughest jobs on your farm—loader work in tight quarters, running stationary equipment, or slow-speed tasks like cultivating and hay raking. These are exactly the situations where exhaust fumes become a real problem without proper direction. The horizontal outlet is particularly helpful during those long days when you’re sitting in one spot for extended periods.

Made to Last

The 3-hole mounting design isn’t overkill—it’s necessary for these diesel engines that produce serious vibration. Single or double-bolt extensions eventually work loose and create exhaust leaks right at ear level. This extension distributes the clamping force evenly and maintains a tight seal through years of use. Built with heavier material than the thin-wall original, it’ll outlast whatever came on your tractor from the factory.

Installation Notes

Before mounting, clean the exhaust outlet thoroughly and check for cracks or corrosion—years of heat take their toll. The 3-hole pattern should match your existing setup, though decades of farm repairs sometimes mean things aren’t quite standard. Use anti-seize compound on the bolts since these tractors live outdoors year-round. Position the extension away from where you typically stand when working around the tractor.