Description

If your three-point hitch is acting sluggish or you’ve spotted hydraulic fluid pooling under the lift housing, this housing gasket is probably what you need to get things sealed up tight. When these gaskets fail, your hydraulic system loses pressure and lets contaminants into places they don’t belong—problems that’ll turn into bigger headaches if you don’t address them. This replacement gasket restores the proper seal between your lift cylinder housing and keeps your hydraulic system working like it should.

What You’re Getting

Precision-cut gasket made from hydraulic fluid-resistant material that won’t break down over time
Direct replacement that fits the original housing design—no modifications needed
Durable construction that handles the pressure cycling and heat of hydraulic operation
TISCO quality that provides reliable sealing for years of dependable service

Built for the Classic Ford Workhorses

This gasket fits the legendary Ford 9N, 2N, 8N, and NAA tractors—the machines that put Ford on the map in farm country from the late 1930s through the early 1960s. These tractors earned their reputation doing everything from cultivating row crops to running belt-driven equipment, and their three-point hydraulic systems were revolutionary for their time.

Made to Handle the Pressure

Hydraulic gaskets work in a tough environment where they’re constantly exposed to fluid pressure, temperature changes, and vibration. This gasket is manufactured from materials specifically chosen to resist hydraulic fluid while maintaining flexibility through countless pressure cycles. It’s built to last through the daily demands of farm work without the premature failure you get with cheap replacements.

Installation Notes

Installing this gasket means draining the hydraulic system and separating the housing—a job that’s manageable with basic tools but requires some patience. Clean both mating surfaces thoroughly before installing the new gasket, as any dirt or old gasket material will cause leaks. While you’ve got everything apart, it’s a good time to check the lift cylinder seals and replace them if they’re showing wear.