That cracked or missing front grill isn’t just an eyesore – it’s leaving your radiator exposed to rocks, sticks, and all the debris that gets thrown around during field work. This lower front grill keeps your Ford tractor looking sharp while protecting your radiator and engine from debris that gets kicked up during field work. Whether you’re bush-hogging pastures, cultivating fields, or doing loader work around the farm, this grill takes the hit from rocks, sticks, and other debris so your expensive cooling system doesn’t have to.
What You’re Getting
- Replacement grill provides the protection your tractor needs while maintaining proper airflow for cooling
- Sturdy construction handles the vibration and impacts that come with real farm work, season after season
- Direct replacement that fits Ford New Holland TM series and 60 series tractors perfectly
- Protects radiator fins from impact damage while maintaining proper air pressure differentials for cooling
- Restores that professional appearance that shows you take pride in your equipment
Built for Real Farm Work
This fits Ford New Holland TM series tractors (TM115 through TM190) and 60 series models (8160, 8260, 8360, 8560). These powerful tractors are workhorses on large farms handling everything from heavy tillage and planting to harvest operations where keeping your cooling system protected is critical. Whether you’re running these machines for row crop farming, livestock operations, or custom work, a damaged grill can turn minor debris into expensive radiator repairs.
Made to Last
Quality construction resists UV degradation and impact damage from the constant barrage of dirt, rocks, and crop debris these big tractors encounter. The grill provides structural support to the hood assembly while preserving the professional appearance expected from premium equipment. This isn’t a flimsy aftermarket piece – it’s built to handle the demands of serious farming operations.
Installation Notes
This is the complete front grill assembly that uses the original mounting points, but having a second pair of hands makes the job easier since these grills can be a bit awkward to position. When replacing the grill, inspect the complete front end. Check radiator for bent fins or debris, verify hood alignment and latching – it’s the perfect time to clean out any accumulated crud while you have easy access.
