Description

If your old Massey Ferguson TO20 or TO30 has been sounding like a locomotive and rattling the windows every morning, it’s time for a new exhaust system. A blown muffler or rusted-out exhaust pipe doesn’t just make noise—it lets exhaust fumes drift up toward the operator and can actually hurt engine performance. This complete muffler and pipe assembly gets your vintage Massey running quiet and clean again, just like it did when it rolled off the Ferguson factory floor.

What You’re Getting

Complete 56-1/2 inch assembly combines both muffler and exhaust pipe in one kit
Direct replacement for original Ferguson parts—no modifications or adapters needed
Proper sound dampening brings your tractor back to civilized noise levels
Correct exhaust flow maintains engine performance and prevents backpressure issues
Durable construction handles the heat and vibration these old tractors dish out

Built for Real Farm Work

These TO20 and TO30 tractors were workhorses in their day, and many are still earning their keep on small farms, hobby operations, and specialty jobs where their compact size and reliability shine. Whether you’re using yours for cultivation, hay work, loader duties, or just keeping the homestead tidy, this exhaust system handles the steady operation these tractors were built for.

Made to Last

Vintage Massey Ferguson tractors deserve quality parts that match their legendary durability. This assembly is built to handle the constant heat cycles, vibration, and weather exposure that come with regular farm use. The steel construction resists rust-through better than thin aftermarket units, and the internal baffling is designed to provide effective sound reduction without restricting exhaust flow.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement for the original factory exhaust system on TO20 and TO30 models. The 56-1/2 inch overall length gives you the same routing and clearance as the original setup. Check your manifold connection and any mounting brackets before installation—these old tractors sometimes have creative repairs that might need attention while you’ve got the exhaust off.