Description

If you’ve noticed your TM140’s decals looking faded, cracked, or just downright embarrassing, you’re not alone. These versatile 140-horsepower workhorses handle everything from heavy tillage to loader work, and that constant exposure to sun, chemicals, and farm life takes its toll on the graphics. This late type white decal set gets your tractor looking sharp again with factory-correct identification that’ll make you proud to park it next to the neighbors’.

What You’re Getting

Late type white design that matches the updated production specs – no more guessing which style you need
Heavy-duty vinyl that actually holds up to diesel fuel spills, hydraulic oil splashes, and pressure washing
Precision-cut graphics that fit exactly like the originals, no trimming or adjusting required
UV protection built right in so they won’t fade to that embarrassing pink color after one season
Complete set that covers all your tractor’s identification needs

Built for Real Farm Work

TM140 tractors are the backbone of many farming operations, whether you’re running one as your main row crop machine or using it for heavy tillage and loader duties. These 140-horsepower tractors see serious work in grain farming, livestock operations, and custom farming where your equipment’s appearance matters to customers and neighbors alike. When people see clean, sharp decals, they know you take care of your gear.

Made to Last

These aren’t budget stickers that fade after one season – they’re agricultural-spec decals engineered for farm life. The vinyl shrugs off everything from morning dew to chemical spray drift, and the adhesive stays put through freeze-thaw cycles and the constant vibration of field work. When properly applied, these decals typically outlast the paint underneath them.

Installation Notes

Take your time with prep work – it makes all the difference. Remove old decals completely using heat to soften the adhesive, then clean surfaces thoroughly with alcohol to remove any wax or residue. Apply them when it’s not blazing hot or freezing cold for the best results. The investment in doing it right the first time pays off with decals that look good for years.