Exhaust Pipe for New Holland T6000/T7000/T7 Series and Case IH Puma Series Tractors

Description

When your exhaust starts getting louder and you catch whiffs of diesel fumes in the cab, it’s usually the exhaust pipe giving up the fight. These modern tractors run cleaner and hotter than older models, putting extra stress on exhaust components that have to handle high-temperature gases while standing up to everything from road spray to tree branches. A cracked or failing exhaust pipe doesn’t just make noise—it can direct hot gases toward hydraulics, wiring, or other parts that don’t appreciate the extra heat.

What You’re Getting

• Precision-engineered design that routes exhaust gases safely away from critical components
• Heavy-gauge steel construction built to resist corrosive exhaust gases and temperature cycling
• Reinforced mounting points designed to handle constant vibration and stress
• Direct OEM replacement—bolts right in with factory connections and gaskets

Built for Real Farm Work

This exhaust pipe handles the demanding work these tractors are known for. Whether you’re running a T6000 series utility tractor on loader duty, operating a T7000 series machine for heavy field work, or putting a Case IH Puma through its paces on row-crop operations, reliable exhaust flow keeps your engine running efficiently and your cab comfortable.

Made to Last

Farm exhaust systems take serious abuse from temperature swings, corrosive exhaust gases, and the occasional bump from equipment or terrain. This pipe uses materials engineered to resist the acids and moisture that modern diesel engines produce, with wall thickness designed to provide years of dependable service under real farm conditions.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement that uses your existing mounting hardware and gasket connections. Before installation, check the entire exhaust system—if one section failed from corrosion, other components might need attention too. Clean all mounting surfaces and use new gaskets for leak-free connections. The pipe will expand when hot, so double-check clearances from hydraulic lines and wiring during installation.