Description

When your old Ford N-series tractor starts losing power or smoking more than usual, worn exhaust valves are often the culprit. This exhaust valve is a critical engine component that seals the combustion chamber during the power stroke and opens to let burnt gases escape. When exhaust valves get worn, warped, or burned, compression drops and you’ll notice your tractor just doesn’t have the pep it used to.

What You’re Getting

Direct replacement exhaust valve engineered for Ford’s 4-cylinder flathead engine
Precision-machined valve head and stem for proper sealing and smooth operation
Heat-resistant materials designed to handle combustion temperatures
Quality construction that meets Ford’s original specifications

Built for Classic Ford Tractors

This valve fits Ford 8N, 9N, and 2N tractors from 1939-1952 – some of the most beloved and hardest-working farm tractors ever built. Whether you’re using your Ford for cultivating, mowing, loader work, or powering a belt-driven saw or thresher, reliable valve operation is essential for maintaining the power and efficiency these tractors are known for.

Made to Last

Engine valves take a beating from constant heating and cooling cycles, plus the corrosive effects of combustion gases. This replacement valve is built with materials that can handle the thermal stress and provide a reliable seal for years to come. The precise machining ensures proper fit in your cylinder head and smooth operation with your existing valve guides.

Installation Notes

Installing exhaust valves requires removing the cylinder head and having the proper valve service tools. While you’re in there, it’s a good time to check your valve guides, seats, and springs – and consider doing all the valves at once. Don’t forget to set your valve clearances properly when reassembling. If you’re not comfortable with engine work, this is a job for an experienced mechanic.