When you're dealing with white smoke from the exhaust, coolant mysteriously disappearing, or your tractor just doesn't have the power it used to, your engine's top end seals are telling you it's time for attention. This comprehensive gasket set gives you everything you need to seal up the upper half of your 6-cylinder engine—except the actual head gasket itself, which you'll need to order separately if your job calls for it. What You're Getting Complete upper engine sealing package with intake, exhaust, and rocker cover gaskets High-quality materials engineered to handle the heat and pressure of turbocharged diesel operation Direct replacement parts that fit just like the originals—no modifications needed Professional-grade seals that prevent oil leaks and keep your engine compartment clean Comprehensive coverage for valve train, intake manifold, and auxiliary components Built for Real Farm Work This set is designed for the workhorses of many farm operations—Ford 7840s pulling heavy implements, 8240s and 8340s handling the big tillage work, and TS115 tractors running loaders all day. These 6-cylinder engines were built when horsepower demands were growing but reliability couldn't be compromised. Whether you're running a grain operation, custom farming, or managing a large livestock operation, these tractors see serious hours in tough conditions. Made to Last These gaskets are built to handle the thermal cycling that comes with diesel engines that work hard and then sit overnight in cold barns. The materials resist swelling from diesel fuel contact and maintain their sealing properties even when your engine gets hot during harvest season. Quality construction means you won't be pulling covers off again next year. Good to Know This is the upper engine gasket set—note that the head gasket itself is sold separately (you might want to check if your application needs part 42233 which includes head gaskets). If you're doing a complete rebuild, having all your gaskets on hand before you start tearing things apart will save you downtime. Take time to clean all sealing surfaces properly—old gasket material left behind will cause leaks no matter how good your new parts are.