If you’ve been running your TM130 for a while, you’ve probably noticed the decals looking a bit rough around the edges. Sun, weather, and the everyday bumps of farm work take their toll on even the best graphics. When those model numbers start fading or peeling, it affects more than just looks—accurate identification matters when you’re ordering parts or dealing with insurance. This late type white decal set gets your TM130 back to looking like it means business.
What You’re Getting
- Complete restoration package that matches the updated factory appearance of later production TM130s
- UV-resistant vinyl that won’t fade to that washed-out pink after one season in the sun
- Agricultural-grade adhesives that stick and stay through diesel spills, power washing, and temperature swings
- Precision-cut graphics that fit exactly like the originals—no trimming or guessing
- Professional appearance that maintains your tractor’s resale value and business image
Built for Real Farm Work
Your TM130 is a solid mid-to-high horsepower workhorse that handles everything from planting to harvest, custom work to livestock operations. Whether you’re pulling implements, running a loader, or doing custom farming where your equipment represents your business, having clear model identification and sharp-looking graphics shows you take care of your machinery. These decals are made specifically for the updated white design used on later TM130 production.
Made to Last
These aren’t budget stickers that start curling after one summer. The vinyl material is engineered for agricultural use—it handles diesel fuel, hydraulic oil, fertilizer contact, and the kind of abuse farm equipment takes. The adhesives stay flexible through freeze-thaw cycles while maintaining a permanent bond that typically outlasts the paint underneath.
Installation Notes
Success starts with proper prep work. Remove the old decals completely using a heat gun to soften the adhesive, then clean all surfaces with rubbing alcohol to remove any residue. Apply when temperatures are between 60-80°F for best results—too cold and they won’t stick properly, too hot and the vinyl stretches. Take your time with alignment because once these stick, they’re not coming off cleanly.
