Description

That persistent oil drip under your tractor isn’t going to fix itself, and chances are it’s your oil pan gasket that’s given up the ghost. When you’re checking oil levels and notice that telltale puddle forming where you park, it’s time to address the problem before it gets worse. This replacement oil pan gasket seals the bottom of your Ford New Holland’s engine, keeping oil where it belongs instead of all over your shop floor.

What You’re Getting

Quality gasket material that maintains a proper seal through years of heat cycles and engine vibration
Direct replacement fit – no trimming or modifications needed for proper installation
Durable construction that handles the temperature swings and pressure changes your engine dishes out
Compression-resistant material that won’t set and leak like cheaper gaskets

Built for Real Farm Work

Ford New Holland tractors are the backbone of countless farming operations, handling everything from loader work and hay operations to field cultivation and transport duties. This gasket covers various engine configurations commonly found in Ford New Holland tractors from different production periods. Whether you’re running daily chores, working through harvest season, or putting in long hours during planting, maintaining proper oil sealing is essential for keeping your engine protected and running strong.

Made to Last

Agricultural engines face unique challenges with materials and designs proven in agricultural applications, providing the durability needed for engines that may run hundreds of hours between oil changes. The materials resist the degrading effects of hot oil and temperature cycling that cause cheaper gaskets to fail prematurely. At today’s oil prices, even a small leak gets expensive fast, not to mention the engine damage that can occur from low oil levels.

Installation Notes

Replacing oil pan gaskets is messy but manageable – drain the oil completely and have plenty of rags ready. Before installing new gaskets, address why the old ones failed – loose pan bolts are common, but over-tightening warps pans and causes leaks too, so look for cracks in the pan, especially around bolt holes. Tighten bolts in a crisscross pattern to specification using a torque wrench. Clean both mating surfaces thoroughly – any old gasket material or dirt guarantees a comeback leak.