Description
There’s nothing worse than getting a whiff of diesel in the cab or noticing fuel spots under your tractor. When your Maxxum’s exhaust pipe starts rusting through, you’re not just dealing with extra noise—you’ve got dangerous fumes heading right where you don’t want them. This heavy-wall replacement pipe gets those hot gases safely away from your cab and restores the proper back pressure your engine needs to run right.
What You’re Getting
- Heavy-wall construction that resists rust-through and blowouts better than thin-wall pipes
- Proper diameter maintains correct exhaust back pressure for peak engine performance
- Direct replacement design fits Maxxum 100, 110, 120, 135, 150, and 170 models
- Directs harmful exhaust gases safely away from the operator area
- Reduces cab noise for more comfortable operation during long workdays
Built for Real Farm Work
Your Case IH Maxxum handles serious work—pulling planters through thousands of acres, powering hay equipment all summer, or running a mixer wagon every morning. When that exhaust pipe fails, you’re dealing with more than just noise. Those gases contain carbon monoxide that can seep into your cab, and a damaged pipe shooting hot gases in the wrong direction is a real fire hazard around hay or crop residue.
Made to Last
This isn’t thin-wall tubing that’ll rust through after one winter of road salt and moisture. The heavy-gauge steel construction handles the extreme temperature cycles that destroy lesser pipes—from cold morning starts to full-throttle field work. Quality materials mean this pipe will give you years of service instead of becoming an annual replacement item.
Good to Know
Before installation, check your entire exhaust system—if the pipe failed, the muffler might not be far behind. Use new clamps and gaskets rather than reusing corroded hardware. Make sure the pipe routes away from hydraulic lines and wiring, and consider applying high-temperature paint if you operate in wet conditions. While you’re at it, check your exhaust manifold for cracks—a new pipe won’t fix upstream problems.
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