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What gasket(s) do you need? A whole set is a lot more expensive than a gasket to change a thermostat.
 
What tractor do you have?

(I have never seen a gasket set for "the whole tractor", but am always open to new things!)
 
depends on what you need. some gaskets are offered individually, some only in a set. I have never heard of buying a set for the hole tractor. Maybe a set for the engine, or carberator and so on, but not for the hole tractor. If you don't need all of them, I'd think it would be cheaper to buy what you need.
 
Never seen a set of gaskets that cover the whole tractor but they do have complete engine set or ones like say your doing a head gasket so you need a head set. Most of the time it is cheaper to buy a complete engine set but is your only doing a head gasket then it is cheaper to get a head set
 
If it's a project tractor that you're going to tear in to completely,then yes,you'll probably save by getting a complete engine gasket set.
 
I would buy a complete set, it wont cover EVERYTHING but what I do is buy gasket material and make my own for the applications that call for one not included in the set. Just an idea.
 
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