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Cylinder Head Stud Kit for Perkins A4.212 /A4.236 /A4.248 Engines

Original price was: $75.74.Current price is: $56.96.

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When you’re rebuilding or servicing the cylinder head on your Massey Ferguson tractor, you don’t want to take any chances with worn or stretched studs. These are the exact pieces that hold your head down tight, and if even one fails, you’re looking at blown gaskets, overheating, and expensive engine damage. This complete stud kit gives you everything you need for a proper rebuild that’ll last.

What You’re Getting

  • Three different stud lengths to match your engine’s exact requirements—no guessing or makeshift solutions
  • High-strength steel construction that handles the clamping forces and thermal stress of diesel operation
  • Precise threading ensures proper torque values and secure mounting every time
  • Complete kit means you won’t be waiting on back-ordered parts halfway through the job

Built for Real Farm Work

This kit is designed for the workhorse Perkins A4.212, A4.236, and A4.248 engines that power a wide range of Massey Ferguson tractors. These are the 4-cylinder diesels you’ll find in everything from utility tractors doing loader work to mid-size machines pulling implements in the field. They’re built tough, but when it’s time for head work, you need quality studs to keep them running strong.

Made to Last

Farm tractors see temperature swings, vibration, and constant load changes that stress engine components in ways passenger car parts never experience. These studs are engineered to handle that punishment, maintaining proper clamping force through countless heating and cooling cycles without stretching or failing.

Installation Notes

Always replace the entire set when doing head work—mixing old and new studs creates uneven clamping that can cause problems down the road. Make sure your head surface is perfectly flat and clean all old gasket material thoroughly before installation. Use proper torque specifications and follow the correct tightening sequence for your engine.