When your side window won’t stay put, slams shut on your hand, or worse yet, falls right out of the cab, you’ve probably got a busted hinge bracket on your hands. These little brackets take a beating from constant opening and closing, plus all the vibration and bumping around that comes with farm work. Nothing ruins your day faster than fighting with a window that won’t cooperate when you need some air flow, or having it crash down while you’re trying to check your spray pattern.
What You’re Getting
- Heavy-duty construction that’s actually stronger than what came from the factory
- Left-hand specific design – make sure you’re ordering the right side
- Mounting holes that line up perfectly without any fussing around
- Beefed up at all the spots where the original ones like to crack and break
- Corrosion-resistant finish that holds up to weather and road salt
Built for Real Farm Work
Your TS90 through TS115 tractors are solid workhorses – whether you’re running a loader, pulling implements, or doing field work. These cabs are comfortable enough for long days, but only if everything works like it should. Side windows are especially handy when you’re spraying and need to check your boom, doing loader work where you need to see what you’re doing, or just getting some cross-breeze on a hot day.
Made to Last
The factory brackets have a few weak spots where they like to crack under stress. This replacement fixes those problems with thicker metal at the mounting tabs and better bushings at the pivot points. The finish resists rust better than plain painted steel – important since these brackets see plenty of weather whenever you’ve got the window open.
Installation Notes
Take your time with this job and get someone to help hold the glass while you work. Support that window properly so it doesn’t fall and break on you. Clean up the mounting area good and use some anti-seize on the bolts – you’ll thank yourself later if you ever need to take it apart again. A little oil on the pivot points keeps everything moving smooth.
