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Lower Engine Gasket for International Harvester and Case IH Tractors

Original price was: $163.10.Current price is: $92.17.

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When your International Harvester or Case IH tractor starts seeping oil from the bottom of the engine or you notice drips under the lower crankcase, it’s usually time to replace that lower gasket. This essential seal keeps oil where it belongs and prevents dirt and moisture from getting into places they shouldn’t be. A good lower gasket means you can focus on the work at hand instead of worrying about puddles under your tractor.

What You’re Getting

  • Precision-cut gasket that matches original factory specifications
  • Oil-resistant material that handles temperature swings and engine vibration
  • Direct replacement – no modifications or special tools needed
  • Designed to seal tight against both machined surfaces for years of reliable service

Built for Real Farm Work

This lower gasket fits a wide range of International Harvester and Case IH tractors that have been the backbone of farming operations for decades. Whether you’re running an older IH that’s been plowing the same fields for thirty years or a newer Case IH handling everything from field work to loader duties, keeping the engine properly sealed is what makes these machines last.

Made to Last

Farm tractors see conditions that would destroy automotive gaskets in no time. This gasket is built specifically for agricultural use – it handles the constant vibration of field work, temperature changes from summer heat to winter cold, and the oil pressure variations that come with varying engine loads. The material stays flexible and maintains its seal through thousands of hours of operation.

Good to Know

Installing a lower gasket typically requires lifting or splitting the tractor, so it’s often done during other major engine work. Make sure both sealing surfaces are clean and flat before installation – any old gasket material or nicks can cause leaks. A thin coat of gasket sealer on both sides helps ensure a proper seal that’ll last for years.