Right Hand Curved Overwing Glass for Ford 40/60 TS/TM/M Series Tractors – 3-Hole Configuration

Description

Nothing ruins your visibility like a cracked or missing overwing window, especially when you’re trying to watch that loader bucket or check your implement on tight turns. This replacement curved glass brings back the clear view you need for safe, efficient operation – no more blind spots or rain blowing in where glass should be.

What You’re Getting

• Right-hand curved overwing design that matches original factory specifications exactly
• 3-hole mounting pattern for secure installation – no modifications needed
• Safety glass construction that meets agricultural equipment standards for impact resistance
• Clear visibility that improves safety during loader work and field operations
• Curved design sheds water better than flat glass, keeping your view clear

Built for Real Farm Work

These Ford series tractors are the versatile workhorses on many farms – your TS might be the primary loader tractor, constantly looking up to position buckets and bales. The TM series could handle your fieldwork where checking implement performance requires good side visibility. That overwing glass is especially crucial when you’re working close to buildings, loading trucks, or maneuvering in tight spaces where every angle of vision matters for safety.

Made to Last

Overwing windows take unique abuse – they’re exposed to more sun than side windows, catch debris kicked up by the loader, and deal with constant vibration from their mounting position. This replacement uses proper safety glass construction that resists impacts while providing optical clarity. The curved design provides better visibility angles and improved water shedding compared to flat alternatives.

Installation Notes

This fits Ford 40, 60, TS, TM, and M series tractors manufactured from July 1996 onwards with the 3-hole mounting pattern. During installation, check the rubber mounting grommets and replace if worn – they’re crucial for preventing stress cracks. Clean the mounting area thoroughly and ensure even pressure when tightening to avoid breaking the new glass. If one overwing window needs replacement, inspect the others since they typically wear at similar rates.