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Piston Ring Set for International Harvester Single Cylinder Applications

Original price was: $22.51.Current price is: $12.40.

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SKU: SMA-RST177 Category:

When you’re dealing with blow-by, oil consumption, or just plain lack of compression in your International Harvester equipment, worn piston rings are usually the culprit. This TISCO ring set gives you everything needed to restore proper cylinder sealing for one cylinder, getting your engine back to pulling strong and burning oil where it should—in the combustion chamber, not out the exhaust pipe.

What You’re Getting

  • Complete ring set for one cylinder with all compression and oil control rings included
  • TISCO quality construction that meets or exceeds original IH specifications
  • Precision-machined ring faces for proper cylinder wall contact and sealing
  • Heat-treated steel construction handles the high temperatures and pressures of hard work
  • Direct replacement that installs just like the original factory rings

Built for Real Farm Work

This ring set fits various International Harvester engines where reliable single-cylinder repair is needed. Whether you’re working on a smaller utility tractor, stationary engine, or other IH equipment, these rings are designed to handle the demands of agricultural and industrial applications where dependability matters most.

Made to Last

TISCO builds these rings to withstand the temperature cycling, combustion pressures, and extended operating hours that farm equipment endures. The steel construction and proper heat treatment ensure the rings maintain their tension and sealing properties through thousands of hours of operation.

Installation Notes

Make sure to check cylinder wall condition before installing new rings—worn or scored cylinders need attention first. Use a ring compressor tool for installation and follow proper ring gap specifications. A quick tip: mark your ring orientation before removal if you’re doing the job yourself, as proper installation direction matters for optimal performance.