Description

Nothing’s more annoying than a rear window that rattles and shakes every time you hit a bump in the field. When your rear window starts acting up, those little mounting screws are usually the problem – and they’re often overlooked until something breaks loose. This specialized screw keeps your rear window assembly locked down tight, maintaining the structural integrity of your Super Q cab while eliminating those annoying vibrations that drive you crazy during long days.

What You’re Getting

Precision-engineered thread pitch and length specifically for Super Q cab rear window assembly
High-strength steel construction that won’t fail under constant vibration and weather exposure
Exact OEM specifications – no guesswork about fit or holding power
Works with rear window installations and keeps everything properly positioned

Built for Real Farm Work

These screws fit Ford New Holland 10 series tractors with Super Q cabs, including models like the 2610, 3610, 4610, 5610, 6610, 7610, 7710, 7810, and 8210. These are serious working tractors that handle everything from field prep and planting to harvest operations and loader work. The Super Q cab design gives you that extra height and visibility you need when you’re backing up to implements or keeping an eye on PTO-driven equipment.

Made to Last

Farm work beats the heck out of everything, including tiny screws like this one. This mounting screw is built with the proper steel grade and finish to resist corrosion from moisture, road salt, and chemical exposure. Unlike generic hardware store screws that might look similar, this one’s designed for the specific loads and constant vibrations that tractor cabs endure every day.

Good to Know

Four screws are needed for a complete rear window installation, so if one’s gone bad, check the others while you’re at it. Installation is straightforward, but don’t over-tighten – you want to secure the window assembly without putting stress on the glass. Pro tip: when you’re replacing these screws, take a look at the window gaskets and seals too, because loose hardware often means the seals need attention as well.