Exhaust Stack Rain Cap for Massey Ferguson and Landini Tractors

Description

When you park your tractor for the season or leave it sitting between jobs, water running down that vertical exhaust stack is quietly causing problems you don’t need. This 1 3/4-inch rain cap sits on top of your exhaust pipe and keeps moisture out while still letting your tractor run normally. It’s a simple fix that prevents the rust and corrosion that can turn a good muffler into scrap metal way before its time.

What You’re Getting

• Perfect 1 3/4-inch (44.5mm) size fits the exhaust stacks on these classic tractors
• Basic but effective design that’s been protecting equipment for decades
• Works automatically – no flaps or springs to maintain or replace
• Keeps rain, snow, and debris from getting into your exhaust system
• Lets exhaust gases flow freely when the engine’s running

Built for Classic Workhorses

This cap is designed for the workhorse tractors that built modern agriculture – from the compact MF 35 that’s perfect for tight spaces and specialty work, through the legendary 135 and 165 models that handle everything from loader work to field operations, up to the bigger 175 and 185 tractors for serious farming. These Same and Landini tractors share similar exhaust systems, so one cap fits a whole range of reliable equipment.

Made to Last

Farm equipment sits outside through all kinds of weather, and this cap handles whatever nature throws at it. The construction is straightforward but tough – no complicated mechanisms to break, just solid protection that does its job year after year. It’s built to handle the heat cycles from engine operation and the weather extremes of outdoor storage.

Good to Know

Installation is as simple as sliding it over your exhaust pipe – it should fit snugly without being too tight. If you’ve got a stainless steel version of your tractor, check out part 53350 instead. Clean any rust or debris from the exhaust tip before installing, and make sure the cap sits level so it sheds water properly. A quick check now and then ensures it’s still in place and doing its job.