Vertical Exhaust Kit for Ford NAA, 600, 700, 800, 900, 2000 & 4000 Series Tractors

Description

When you’re spending hours in the cab or working around your tractor, the last thing you want is exhaust fumes drifting up from below. This vertical exhaust kit converts your Ford tractor from the original horizontal setup to a vertical pipe that sends fumes straight up and away from the operator area. It’s a simple conversion that makes a real difference in comfort and safety during those long workdays.

What You’re Getting

• Complete one-piece pipe that makes two 90-degree bends to route exhaust vertically upward
• Includes mounting clamp for secure installation—muffler stays in its original horizontal position
• Inlet sized at 1-3/8 inch I.D. and outlet at 1-1/2 inch for proper exhaust flow
• Direct bolt-on installation with no modifications needed to your existing setup
• Works with your current muffler—just adds the vertical routing you need

Built for Real Farm Work

This kit is designed for Ford tractors with 134 CID engines like the NAA, 501, 600, and 700 models from 1953-1964, plus 2000 series 4-cylinder tractors. It also fits 172 CID gas engines in 800 and 900 series tractors from 1955-1957 and 4000 series 4-cylinder models from 1958-1964. Whether you’re cultivating, mowing, or running a loader, these tractors handle a wide range of farm tasks where clean air in the operator area matters.

Made to Last

The steel construction handles the heat and vibration that comes with exhaust duty. The pipe is formed to maintain proper flow characteristics while routing fumes up and away from the tractor. You’ll get the exhaust redirection you need without affecting engine performance or back pressure.

Installation Notes

Installation is straightforward—the kit clamps into your existing exhaust system between the manifold and muffler. Your muffler stays in its original spot, so you’re just adding the vertical routing. Make sure to use muffler NAA5230E with this kit for proper fitment. Take your time getting the clamp properly positioned so the vertical section clears any obstacles as the tractor flexes.