Vertical Oval Muffler for White Field Boss 2-105, FB2-135, and FB2-155 Tractors

Description

When your White Field Boss starts sounding more like a freight train than a tractor, it’s time for a new muffler. This vertical oval exhaust muffler is designed specifically for White Field Boss 2-105, FB2-135, and FB2-155 models, restoring the quiet operation these workhorses deserve. A failed muffler doesn’t just create noise – it gives you a headache by lunchtime and makes long days in the cab miserable.

What You’re Getting

• Vertical mounting design with 37-1/2″ overall length to match your tractor’s original configuration
• Oval body construction that provides maximum sound reduction in the space available
• 3-7/16″ inlet and 3-1/2″ outlet diameters for proper exhaust flow on these Field Boss models
• No aspirator tube design – direct replacement for what came from the factory
• 4-3/4″ x 8″ oval body dimensions engineered for these specific White tractors

Built for Real Farm Work

Your White Field Boss tractors are known for their reliability in demanding applications – whether that FB2-135 is pulling a grain drill through spring planting or your 2-105 is handling loader work around the farmstead. These tractors often accumulate thousands of hours in tough conditions, and this muffler is built to handle that reality. The oval shape allows for maximum internal volume in a compact package, giving you the sound reduction you need without interference with other components.

Made to Last

The steel construction resists rust-through from the inside out – the most common failure mode for original mufflers. Internal baffling is designed to last, not collapse after a few seasons like cheaper alternatives. This isn’t a universal muffler forced to fit – it’s engineered specifically for White Field Boss tractors with the proper inlet and outlet dimensions to ensure correct exhaust flow.

Installation Notes

The oval shape means proper orientation during installation is crucial – it only fits one way, so test fit before applying gaskets or sealant. Start by soaking mounting bolts with penetrating oil the day before – exhaust hardware loves to snap off when you’re in a hurry. Check your exhaust pipe condition while the old muffler is off, and use new gaskets to prevent leaks that defeat the purpose of a new muffler.