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Flexi Windscreen Glass for Massey Ferguson 100 Series Tractors

Original price was: $155.29.Current price is: $108.38.

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When you’re spending long days plowing, cultivating, or running implements, having a clear view ahead is everything. A cracked or missing windscreen makes work harder and more dangerous – wind, dust, and debris turn your cab into an uncomfortable place to be. This flexi windscreen glass gets you back to comfortable operation with crystal-clear visibility that lets you focus on the job instead of squinting through damaged glass.

What You’re Getting

  • Flexi-type windscreen designed for better flexibility and impact resistance than rigid glass
  • Direct replacement that fits your tractor’s original mounting system
  • Clear safety glass construction that meets agricultural windscreen standards
  • Proper dimensions to seal correctly with existing gaskets and frame

Built for Real Farm Work

This windscreen is made for the legendary Massey Ferguson 100 Series tractors that have been the backbone of farming operations for decades. These versatile machines handle everything from hay production and livestock feeding to field cultivation and loader work. Whether you’re running a 135 for general farm chores or operating a 185 for heavier field work, clear forward visibility is crucial for safe and efficient operation.

Made to Last

The flexi design gives this windscreen better resistance to vibration and impact compared to rigid glass types. It’s built to handle the constant jarring from field work, temperature swings from season to season, and the occasional branch or flying debris that comes with farm life. The glass maintains its clarity while flexing slightly with the frame movement that’s normal in working tractors.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement for the original flexi-type windscreen. Check your existing rubber seals before installation – worn gaskets can cause leaks and wind noise. Clean the frame channels thoroughly and use a little soapy water to help the glass slide into position without forcing it.