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Rear Window Gasket for Ford Super Q Cab Tractor – Weather Seal Replacement

Original price was: $4.86.Current price is: $2.68.

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When that old rear window gasket starts letting in wind, dust, and rain, every hour in your Super Q cab becomes a fight instead of the comfortable workspace it’s supposed to be. You’ve probably noticed that annoying whistle when the wind hits just right, or maybe dust settling on your dashboard after a day in the field. This rear window gasket gets your cab sealed up tight again, bringing back the quiet comfort that makes long days bearable.

What You’re Getting

  • Quality rubber that stays flexible through hot summers and cold winters—won’t crack like the cheap stuff
  • Precision fit designed specifically for Ford Super Q rear windows, no trimming or forcing required
  • Proper compression that seals tight without putting stress on your glass
  • Weather-resistant construction that handles UV exposure and temperature swings

Built for Real Farm Work

Ford Super Q cabs are found on some serious working tractors—machines that spend their days in dusty fields, chemical applications, and weather that would send office workers home early. Whether your tractor’s pulling implements, running a loader, or handling general farm duties, a properly sealed cab keeps you comfortable and protects expensive electronics from moisture and dust damage.

Made to Last

Farm conditions are tough on rubber seals—blazing sun, freezing cold, chemicals, and constant vibration all take their toll. This gasket uses automotive-grade rubber compounds formulated to handle these extremes without getting brittle or losing its seal. It’s the same quality material that keeps car windows sealed for years.

Good to Know

Before installing the new gasket, take time to clean out all the old rubber and any adhesive residue from the window channel—this step makes the difference between a seal that lasts years and one that fails in months. The gasket should slide into place without stretching or bunching up. If your window frame is bent or damaged, fix that first to get the best seal.