Description

When your tractor starts running rough, making odd noises, or losing compression, worn exhaust valves are often the culprit. These valves take a beating from high heat and constant opening and closing thousands of times per hour. A bad exhaust valve can leave you with poor performance, excessive fuel consumption, and that frustrating feeling of a tractor that just won’t pull like it used to.

What You’re Getting

Precision-made exhaust valve designed to handle the heat and stress of hard farm work
Direct replacement that fits just like the original—no modifications needed
Heat-treated construction that resists warping and burning even under heavy loads
Proper valve face angle ensures tight sealing against the valve seat for maximum compression
Four valves needed per engine, so you’ll want to replace them all while you’re in there

Built for Real Farm Work

This exhaust valve fits International Harvester and Farmall tractors that have been the backbone of American farming for decades. Whether you’re running a compact utility tractor for chores around the farm or a larger row-crop machine for serious field work, these are the same quality valves that came from the factory. From cultivating and planting to hay making and harvest, your engine depends on proper valve operation to keep running strong.

Made to Last

Farm engines work hard in dusty, dirty conditions with temperature swings that would kill most equipment. These exhaust valves are built with heat-resistant materials and proper metallurgy to handle the extreme conditions inside your engine. The valve face and stem are machined to exact tolerances so they seal properly and move smoothly in the guides.

Installation Notes

This is a great time to check your valve guides, springs, and seals while you’ve got the head apart. If you’re doing a valve job, plan on replacing all four exhaust valves at once—mixing old and new valves rarely works out well. A valve spring compressor and some basic hand tools are all you need to get the job done.