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Vertical Muffler for John Deere Compact Utility Tractors

Original price was: $122.14.Current price is: $96.59.

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If your tractor’s starting to sound like a diesel locomotive instead of the reliable machine it used to be, chances are your muffler’s seen better days. A blown-out muffler doesn’t just make for uncomfortable noise levels—it affects exhaust flow and can hurt your engine’s performance. This Tisco vertical muffler replacement gets things back to running smooth and quiet while properly managing exhaust gases the way John Deere designed.

What You’re Getting

  • Vertical design that directs exhaust safely up and away from the operator and cab
  • Durable construction that handles the constant heat cycling and vibration of farm work
  • Proper internal baffling that reduces noise without restricting exhaust flow
  • Factory-style mounting that installs with standard clamps and hardware
  • Quality materials that resist rust-through and corrosion from weather exposure

Built for Real Farm Work

This muffler is designed for John Deere compact utility tractors that handle everything from hay operations and cultivation to loader work around the farm. These machines spend their days in dusty conditions, bouncing over uneven ground, and dealing with temperature swings that would kill automotive parts in a season.

Made to Last

Farm mufflers take a beating from constant heat cycling, road dust, vibration, and the occasional bump from low-hanging branches or equipment. This Tisco replacement is built with materials that resist rust-through and maintain their shape under the thermal stress of stop-and-go field work. The internal baffling is designed to last so you won’t be hearing exhaust noise creeping back after a season or two.

Installation Notes

Installation uses standard clamp connections and basic hand tools. If your old muffler is really stuck, a little penetrating oil on the clamp bolts makes removal much easier. Check the condition of your exhaust pipe and clamps while you’re at it—after years of farm work, these often need attention too.