Lower Rear Window Glass for Ford New Holland 10/30/TW Series Super Q Cab Tractors

Description

When your Super Q cab rear window gets cracked or damaged, it’s not just about visibility—it’s about keeping your cab environment comfortable and protected. A broken rear window lets in dust, rain, and wind noise, turning what should be a comfortable workspace into a miserable place to spend long hours. This lower rear glass panel restores that barrier between you and the elements, getting your cab back to the way it should be.

What You’re Getting

• OEM-quality green tinted glass that blocks glare while maintaining clear rearward visibility
• Precision-cut dimensions that fit your Super Q window frame perfectly without modifications
• Tempered safety glass construction that’s built to handle the bumps and vibration of farm work
• Direct replacement for original equipment—no adapters or custom fitting needed

Built for Real Farm Work

This glass fits the popular Ford 10, 30, and TW series tractors with Super Q cabs—machines that form the backbone of many farming operations. Whether you’re running a 5610 for utility work, a 7610 for row crops, or a TW-25 for heavy field work, these tractors see all kinds of conditions from dusty harvest days to muddy spring planting. A good rear window is essential for backing up to implements and keeping an eye on what’s happening behind you.

Made to Last

Super Q cabs were built to handle serious farm work, and this replacement glass maintains that same durability. The green tinted glass reduces sun glare and heat while the tempered construction resists impact from flying debris. Quality glass like this won’t develop the stress cracks that cheaper alternatives often show after a few seasons of temperature changes.

Installation Notes

Professional installation is recommended for glass replacement to ensure proper sealing and prevent leaks. When installing, make sure to replace the window gasket if it’s hardened or cracked—old gaskets won’t seal properly against new glass. Take your time with the job; rushing glass installation usually leads to expensive mistakes.