Heavy-Duty Muffler Clamp for Case and White Equipment with 2-3/4 Inch Exhaust

Description

If you’ve been hearing that telltale rattle under the hood or noticed exhaust fumes creeping into the cab, chances are your muffler clamp has given up the fight. A loose or cracked clamp doesn’t just create noise and smell problems—it can let hot exhaust gases escape right where they shouldn’t, creating safety hazards and reducing engine efficiency. This heavy-duty replacement clamp is designed to fit 2-3/4 inch outside diameter exhaust pipes on Case and White equipment, giving you a secure connection that’ll hold up to the vibration and heat cycles farm equipment dishes out.

What You’re Getting

• Heavy-duty construction that won’t crack or loosen under constant vibration and temperature changes
• Precise 2-3/4 inch sizing for a snug fit on Case and White exhaust systems without modifications
• Made by TISCO for reliable aftermarket quality that matches OEM specifications
• Simple bolt-on design that creates a secure seal between muffler and exhaust pipe sections

Built for Real Farm Work

This clamp fits Case tractors and White equipment that use the 2-3/4 inch exhaust pipe standard. Whether you’re running a Case utility tractor for loader work, operating White field cultivation equipment, or maintaining older machines that still earn their keep, this clamp handles the constant heat cycling and vibration that comes with agricultural work. It’s the same type of connection the factory used, so you know it’ll do the job right.

Made to Last

Farm exhaust clamps take serious abuse—constant temperature swings from cold starts to full operating heat, vibration from PTO work and rough terrain, plus exposure to dust, moisture, and agricultural chemicals. This heavy-duty clamp is built to handle all of that without loosening up or cracking like lighter-duty alternatives might. The robust construction ensures it’ll maintain a tight seal season after season.

Installation Notes

Installation is straightforward—just make sure both pipe surfaces are clean and free of old gasket material before positioning the new clamp. A wire brush helps remove any rust or debris that could prevent a good seal. Tighten the bolts evenly in a cross pattern to ensure uniform pressure around the joint. If the old clamp was leaking for a while, check the pipe ends for any damage that might need addressing.