There’s nothing that makes a good tractor look tired faster than faded, peeling decals. If you’ve been squinting to read the model numbers on your TM130 or cringing every time someone asks what kind of tractor you’re running, this decal set brings back that crisp, professional appearance that tells everyone you maintain your equipment properly. This authentic decal set restores the professional appearance and proper model identification of your New Holland TM120 tractor, and the same goes for your TM130.
What You’re Getting
- Early type black design that matches your TM130’s original factory look exactly
- Heavy-duty vinyl construction that won’t fade, crack, or peel after one summer in the sun
- Precision-cut graphics that fit perfectly without trimming or fussing
- Strong adhesive that sticks and stays through years of field work
- Complete identification set so you don’t have to hunt down individual pieces
Built for Real Farm Work
TM series (TM115, TM120, TM125, TM130, TM135, TM140, TM150, TM155, TM165, TM175) tractors are the workhorses of many farming operations. Your TM130 delivers solid mid-range horsepower that’s perfect for everything from running a disc through corn stubble to pulling a hay baler or operating a loader around the farmyard. These tractors handle the day-to-day work that keeps farms running, and they should look the part.
Made to Last
Farm equipment decals take a beating from sun, weather, chemicals, and the occasional brush with tree branches or barn door frames. The high-quality vinyl construction ensures long-lasting adhesion and color retention that withstands the harsh conditions of agricultural use including UV exposure, weather extremes, and chemical exposure. These aren’t the cheap stickers that start curling at the edges after six months.
Installation Notes
Installation requires clean, dry surfaces free from dirt, grease, and old adhesive residue for optimal adhesion. Remove old decals completely and clean the surface with appropriate solvents before applying new decals. Work when it’s between 60-80 degrees if possible, and take your time getting them straight – crooked decals look worse than no decals. Pro tip: take a photo of the original placement before you start peeling off the old ones.
