Description
When your old Farmall starts sounding like a grumpy chainsaw instead of the smooth-running machine you know it can be, it’s time to replace that worn-out muffler. This vertical replacement muffler brings back the classic exhaust note of vintage International Farmall tractors while keeping noise levels civilized enough for all-day operation. Whether you’re cultivating corn with your trusty Super C or brush-hogging with that dependable 140, this muffler quiets things down without robbing power.
What You’re Getting
- Vertical design fits perfectly in the space available on these compact utility tractors
- 29-inch overall length provides excellent sound damping without taking up too much room
- Heavy-duty round steel body construction handles the heat and vibration of continuous operation
- Precise inlet and outlet sizing ensures proper exhaust flow for optimal engine performance
- Direct replacement design installs easily without modifications or adapters
Built for Real Farm Work
This muffler is designed for the classic International Farmall tractors that built America’s farms – from the compact A and B models perfect for vegetable farming and small acreage work, up through the hardworking 100, 130, 140, and bigger utility tractors that handle everything from hay operations to row crop cultivation. These are the tractors you see still working today, decades after they rolled off the line, handling chores from mowing pastures to running PTO equipment.
Made to Last
Vintage Farmalls are known for their longevity, and this muffler is built to match that reputation. The heavy-gauge steel construction resists rust-through from the inside out, while the internal baffling is designed to handle the constant heat cycles without breaking down. Quality construction means you won’t be doing this job again anytime soon.
Installation Notes
This muffler threads on just like the original – no special tools or modifications needed. The vertical orientation is important for proper fit, so double-check alignment before final tightening. If your exhaust manifold threads are corroded, clean them thoroughly with a wire brush and apply a thin coat of anti-seize compound to prevent future problems.
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