Vertical Exhaust Muffler with Aspirator Tube for White Field Boss 2-105 Tractor

Description

When your White Field Boss starts sounding more like a straight-pipe hot rod than the dependable workhorse it was meant to be, it’s time for a new muffler. This vertical muffler features a round body design with specific sizing for optimal exhaust flow, and the built-in aspirator tube helps pull hot exhaust gases away from the operator area. A blown-out muffler isn’t just noisy—it affects engine performance and makes those long hours in the cab a lot less comfortable.

What You’re Getting

• 37-1/2 inch overall length designed specifically for vertical mounting orientation
• Oval body construction (4-3/4 x 8 inches) provides effective sound dampening while maintaining proper exhaust flow
• Aspirator tube design draws exhaust gases up and away for better operator comfort
• Precise inlet and outlet sizing (3-7/16 inch ID inlet, 3-1/2 inch OD outlet) for proper fit and performance
• Direct replacement design—no modifications needed

Built for Real Farm Work

This muffler is specifically engineered for White tractors, including the Field Boss 2-105 model that was a popular choice for medium-sized farming operations. Whether you’re using your 2-105 for cultivation, planting, hay work, or general farm chores, this tractor was built to handle a variety of tasks around the farm. The vertical exhaust setup keeps hot gases and fumes away from the operator station during long working days.

Made to Last

Farm equipment exhaust systems take a beating from constant temperature swings, vibration, and exposure to the elements. This muffler is built with heavy-gauge steel construction to handle the constant heat cycles and vibration that come with agricultural work. The internal baffling is designed to provide effective sound reduction while maintaining the proper back pressure your engine needs for optimal performance.

Installation Notes

This muffler mounts vertically using your existing hardware and exhaust connections. Before installation, check your exhaust pipe and mounting brackets for wear—after years of farm work, these components often need attention too. Use proper gaskets or sealant where needed to prevent exhaust leaks, and a little anti-seize compound on the bolts makes future service much easier.