Description
If you’ve ever finished a day in the field looking like you wrestled with a mud pit, you know the value of good rear mudguards. These heavy-duty metal guards keep the mud, manure, and debris where it belongs—on the ground instead of all over your tractor’s paint and your cab windows. When you’re working wet spring fields or spreading fertilizer that likes to splash back, these mudguards are your first line of defense.
What You’re Getting
- Complete pair covers both sides for full protection around your rear wheels
- Heavy-duty metal construction that won’t crack or break like plastic alternatives
- Factory primed finish ready for your choice of paint to match or contrast
- Direct bolt-on replacement using existing mounting points and hardware
- Works with your current foot step panels and brackets for a complete setup
Built for Real Farm Work
These guards fit the workhorse John Deere 6000 series models from the 6100 utility tractors right up through the 6900 row-crop machines, plus all the 6010 series updates. Whether you’re running a loader in the feedlot, pulling tillage equipment through muddy fields, or doing roadside mowing where debris flies, these mudguards keep your tractor looking professional and your operating environment cleaner.
Made to Last
Metal mudguards handle the punishment that farm work dishes out better than any plastic alternative. They resist cracking from rock impacts, won’t get brittle from UV exposure, and maintain their shape through years of vibration and flexing. The primed finish gives you excellent corrosion protection and a solid base for whatever topcoat you choose.
Installation Notes
These guards use your existing mounting hardware and bolt right into the original locations. While you’ve got them off, it’s a good time to check those mounting bolts for corrosion and replace them if they’re looking rough. Consider painting them with matching John Deere green for the factory look, or go with a contrasting color if you want something different.
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