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Upper Door Glass Panel for Ford 1000 Series Tractors 2000-7000 Models

Original price was: $145.89.Current price is: $87.30.

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When you’re trying to peek out over your steering wheel to see what’s ahead or check on your loader bucket, a cracked or missing upper door glass turns your tractor into a squinting contest with the sun. This handy piece of glass sits right where you need clear vision most – that upper portion of your door that gives you the perfect view of what’s happening around your tractor without having to duck down or crane your neck.

What You’re Getting

  • Factory-spec replacement glass that fits precisely in your door frame without stress points
  • Durable construction built to handle the constant vibration and door slamming of farm work
  • Clear visibility where you need it most – right at eye level for comfortable operation
  • Direct bolt-in replacement that uses your existing mounting hardware and seals

Built for Real Farm Work

This upper door glass fits the whole Ford 1000 series family – from the compact 2000 models perfect for vegetable farming and small field work, up through the workhorse 4000 and 5000 series that handle most mid-size farm operations, all the way to the powerful 6000 and 7000 models that tackle your biggest tillage and harvest jobs. Whether you’re running a loader, cultivating crops, or mowing roadsides, this is the same glass that came from the factory.

Made to Last

Farm tractors take a beating, and door glass is always vulnerable to flying rocks, tree branches, and the occasional mishap with equipment. This glass is manufactured to the same specifications as your original, with proper thickness to flex with your door without cracking and edges finished smooth to prevent stress fractures from developing over time.

Installation Notes

Installation is straightforward – remove the old glass carefully and clean out any debris from the frame channels. The glass typically sits in rubber seals or mounting brackets, so check those while you’re at it. If your door has been sagging or the hinges are worn, now’s a good time to address those issues before installing new glass, since a twisted door frame will stress the glass and lead to early failure.