Exhaust Pipe from Manifold to Muffler for Massey Ferguson 135 with Perkins Engine

Description

If you’re hearing that unmistakable rattle between the manifold and muffler on your MF135, or noticing soot stains along the exhaust run, this intermediate pipe is what’s letting you down. These Ferguson TO-series tractors and early Massey Ferguson models like the MF35 and MF135 are some of the most beloved utility tractors ever made. Whether you’re using yours for hay work, cultivating, brush hogging, or just general farm chores, a properly functioning manifold is critical for good engine performance and fuel economy. This connecting pipe carries those hot exhaust gases from your Perkins engine’s manifold down to the horizontal muffler—and when it starts leaking, you’ll know it.

What You’re Getting

• 3-bolt flange connection that seals tight against the manifold outlet
• 35-1/2 inches of heavy-duty steel pipe to handle the heat and vibration
• 1-1/2 inch diameter outlet sized perfectly for your horizontal muffler inlet
• Built to handle the constant expansion and contraction of daily use

Built for Real Farm Work

The MF 135, powered by reliable Perkins AD3.152 3-cylinder diesel or Continental gasoline engines delivering 45.5 horsepower, became one of the most popular tractors of its era with several hundred thousand units produced worldwide. These versatile utility tractors excel in diverse farming applications including cultivation, planting, mowing, hay production, livestock management, and general farm utility work. This pipe connects the manifold to your horizontal muffler, routing exhaust gases away from the engine bay and operator area where they belong.

Made to Last

Built heavier than original equipment, this extension resists the rust-through that claimed your original piece years ago. The steel construction handles the temperature cycling that comes with starting up cold engines and running them hard during busy seasons. The 3-bolt flange design distributes clamping forces evenly, preventing the warping that causes exhaust leaks.

Installation Notes

Take your time cleaning the mating surfaces—any old gasket material or rust will cause leaks. A good tip is to check your exhaust pipe connection while you’re in there, as these often need attention on older tractors. This pipe fits Perkins gas and diesel engines on MF135 tractors up to serial number 9A99582, so double-check your serial number before ordering.