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Horizontal Muffler for David Brown 990, 996, 1212, 885, 995 & 1210 Series Tractors

Original price was: $101.23.Current price is: $64.32.

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When your David Brown starts sounding like it’s got something to prove, it’s usually time for a new muffler. That noisy exhaust isn’t just annoying your neighbors—it’s telling you that your old muffler has finally given up fighting the heat and vibration that comes with honest farm work. This horizontal replacement gets your tractor back to its proper quiet rumble.

What You’re Getting

  • Horizontal round body design that fits your David Brown’s exhaust configuration perfectly
  • Proper inlet and outlet sizing for good exhaust flow without back pressure
  • Durable shell construction that handles temperature swings and road vibration
  • Correct overall length and dimensions for a factory-fit installation

Built for Real Farm Work

These David Brown tractors have earned their reputation as dependable workhorses in farming operations, commonly used for row crop farming, dairy operations, mixed farming, and custom work. The 990-996 series models are ideal for smaller farms and specialty crop operations where maneuverability matters as much as power. Whether you’re cultivating, baling hay, or running a loader, your exhaust system works hard keeping those diesel fumes where they belong.

Made to Last

Your David Brown produces serious exhaust temperatures, especially when working hard pulling implements or running PTOs at full throttle. Add in the constant vibration from diesel combustion, and it’s easy to see why mufflers eventually wear out. This replacement is built to handle the same conditions that wore out your original—extreme heat cycles, moisture, and the constant pounding of diesel operation.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement that bolts up just like your original muffler. Make sure the exhaust system is cool before starting work, and check your exhaust pipe connections for any corrosion or damage while you’ve got everything apart. A little anti-seize compound on the threads makes future service easier when that day comes around again.