Exhaust Elbow to Manifold Gasket for Ford NAA/600/700/800/900/2000 Series Tractors

Description

If you’ve got an old Ford tractor that’s been puffing exhaust where it shouldn’t be, this little gasket is probably what’s letting you down. When you’re putting in long days during planting or harvest, the last thing you want is exhaust problems slowing you down. This heavy-duty exhaust elbow connects your manifold to the exhaust pipe, directing hot gases safely away from your engine and cab. A leaky exhaust flange gasket doesn’t just waste fuel—it can let dangerous fumes into your work area and rob your engine of proper exhaust flow.

What You’re Getting

• Exact replacement for the gasket between your exhaust elbow and manifold
• Quality construction that handles the constant heat cycling these old engines dish out
• Direct replacement—no modifications needed, just remove the old one and bolt this in
• Compatible with 134 CID gas engines from 1953-1964 and 172 CID engines from 1955-1957

Built for Real Farm Work

This gasket fits the workhorse Ford tractors that built America’s farms: the NAA, 501, 600, 700, 800, 900, and early 2000 series 4-cylinder models. These tractors have been doing everything from cultivating corn to feeding cattle for decades, and they’re still out there working hard on small farms everywhere. Whether you’re bush-hogging pastures, running a hay rake, or doing loader work around the barnyard, this gasket keeps your exhaust system sealed tight.

Made to Last

This gasket is made from materials that can handle the heat cycling between cold starts and hot shutdowns without breaking down. The 3-cylinder Fords have an exhaust crossover in the manifold for cold weather starting, so this gasket sees serious heat. A quality gasket like this maintains its seal through thousands of heat cycles, keeping your engine running smooth and clean.

Installation Notes

Installation requires basic hand tools and should be done when the engine is completely cool. Make sure to inspect your exhaust manifold gaskets during installation – if you’re replacing the elbow due to age or damage, the gaskets may need attention too. The tapered face must be properly seated to prevent leaks, so take time to ensure proper alignment before final tightening. Clean both surfaces thoroughly – any old gasket material or dirt will cause leaks.