Vertical Exhaust Stack for John Deere 5020/6020 Series Tractors

Description

When your vertical exhaust stack starts cracking or rusting through, you’re not just dealing with extra noise—you’re creating a serious safety hazard. Exhaust temperatures can exceed 800°F, and a damaged stack can direct those hot gases toward your cab, wiring, or hydraulic lines. This replacement vertical exhaust pipe gets your 5020 or 6020 series tractor back to safe operation, sending exhaust gases straight up where they belong.

What You’re Getting

• Vertical discharge design that keeps hot gases away from your operating area and prevents cab contamination
• Works specifically with exhaust pipe 59483 and integrates with your existing exhaust system
• Built to handle the constant heat cycles and vibration that come with field work
• Direct replacement that fits without modifications—just remove the old stack and install the new one

Built for Real Farm Work

This stack serves John Deere 5020 series utility tractors and 6020 series row-crop machines that handle everything from loader work around the farmyard to long days pulling implements. Whether your 6320 spends time in buildings where vertical discharge prevents fume buildup, your 5720 operates near hay storage where spark containment matters, or your 6420 works in areas where ground-level exhaust would be problematic, the vertical configuration keeps exhaust gases moving skyward.

Made to Last

Farm exhaust stacks take punishment from road spray, temperature swings, and the occasional brush with a tree branch. This replacement uses heavy-duty construction designed to resist corrosion from exhaust acids while maintaining proper structural integrity. The mounting points are reinforced to handle the stress from wind loads and tractor movement without cracking or loosening.

Installation Notes

You’ll need clamp 58908 for proper installation—standard exhaust clamps aren’t designed for the temperature and vibration this application demands. Works specifically with exhaust pipe 59483, and if you’re dealing with heat concerns near the cab or hood, consider adding heat shield 59167 for extra protection. Make sure your rain cap is working properly to keep water out of the system, and check clearance for transport if you frequently haul your tractor on a trailer.