Rear Cab Window Glass for Same Iron and Deutz Agrotron K Series Tractors

Description

Nothing ruins your view of what’s happening behind the tractor like a cracked or fogged-up rear window. Whether you’re backing up to hook implements, monitoring your planter or baler operation, or just trying to see if that car behind you is getting impatient, a clear rear window isn’t a luxury—it’s essential for safe operation. This replacement rear cab glass restores that critical visibility you depend on every day.

What You’re Getting

• Direct replacement rear window glass designed for Same Iron and Deutz Agrotron tractors
• Safety glass construction that crumbles into small pieces instead of dangerous shards if broken
• Precise dimensions ensure proper fit without stress points that cause premature cracking
• Weather-resistant design that maintains clarity through temperature swings and UV exposure

Built for Real Farm Work

This window fits a wide range of tractors including Same Iron series (COM3, HI-Line, DCR variants), Same Virtus models, and Deutz Agrotron K series tractors including the COM3 and 5/5TTV series. These are utility and row-crop tractors that handle everything from loader work around the farmstead to field operations with large implements where rear visibility is crucial for safety and productivity.

Made to Last

This glass uses automotive-grade materials formulated to stay clear across the temperature range your tractor experiences, with UV inhibitors that prevent the degradation that turns windows cloudy and brittle. The safety glass construction is engineered to handle the vibration, door slams, and occasional bumps that are part of daily farm life.

Good to Know

Installation requires careful removal of old glass fragments and thorough cleaning of the window frame channel. Check all mounting points for damaged hardware or worn gaskets before installing the new glass, as these create stress points that can crack new windows. Always wear safety glasses and gloves when handling broken glass—even safety glass has sharp edges until it’s properly disposed of.