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Head Gasket Set for Ford 9N, 2N, and 8N Tractors through 1952

Original price was: $20.90.Current price is: $13.08.

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When your old Ford N-series starts running rough, losing coolant, or you notice white smoke from the exhaust, it’s likely time for head gasket work. These classic tractors are workhorses, but after decades of faithful service, seals and gaskets need refreshing. This complete head gasket set gives you everything you need to get your 9N, 2N, or 8N running like it should again.

What You’re Getting

  • Metal head gasket designed to handle the heat and pressure of your flathead engine
  • Complete manifold gasket to seal the intake and exhaust passages properly
  • Quality valve cover gasket that won’t leak oil all over your engine
  • Governor mounting gasket to keep that speed control system sealed tight
  • Valve guide seals to prevent oil from getting where it doesn’t belong

Built for Real Farm Work

This gasket set is designed for Ford’s legendary N-series tractors – the 9N, 2N, and 8N models built through 1952. These are the tractors that put Ford on the map in agriculture, with their simple but effective design that’s still working fields today. Whether you’re plowing, cultivating, or running a brush hog, this gasket set keeps your engine sealed and running strong.

Made to Last

The metal head gasket construction is built to handle the unique demands of Ford’s flathead engine design. These gaskets use materials that can take the thermal cycling and compression loads that come with regular farm use. Quality construction means you won’t be tearing into the engine again anytime soon.

Good to Know

Head gasket replacement is a big job that requires careful attention to torque specs and surface preparation. Make sure the head surface is clean and flat before installation – any warpage or old gasket material left behind will cause problems. It’s also a good time to check valve clearances and inspect other engine components while you’ve got everything apart.