Left Hand Rear Mudguard Extension for John Deere 6000/6010 Series – 2-Slot Design

Description

If you’ve ever looked at your rear mudguards and wished you had somewhere to mount work lights or warning beacons, this two-slot extension is exactly what you need. More than just controlling spray, it gives you mounting options right where you can use them. When you’re pulling wide implements or working late into the evening, having lights positioned perfectly makes all the difference between getting the job done safely and calling it quits early.

What You’re Getting

• Two reinforced slots for flexible accessory mounting – lights, beacons, or whatever else you need
• Left-hand specific design that fits your John Deere just like it should
• Excellent spray control that protects following equipment and keeps mud off your implements
• Direct replacement installation using factory mounting points – no guessing or modifications
• Agricultural-grade materials that handle impacts from rocks and debris without cracking

Built for Real Farm Work

This extension fits both 6000 series tractors like your 6400 or 6800, and the 6010 series including models from the 6010 up through the 6910S. Whether you’re doing field work where spray control matters or running equipment that needs extra lighting for safe operation, this mudguard handles it all. The two-slot design lets you position accessories exactly where they’ll do the most good.

Made to Last

You know how rear mudguards take a beating from flying rocks, equipment contact, and weather exposure. This one’s built from impact-resistant materials that flex enough to absorb hits but stay rigid enough to control spray effectively. The reinforced mounting slots won’t deform from repeated accessory installation, and UV-stabilized construction prevents the brittleness that makes cheaper guards crack in cold weather.

Installation Notes

Clean your mounting area and check alignment before bolting it on – takes about 15 minutes start to finish. Plan your accessory placement before drilling any extra holes, and use backing plates for heavy items like big work lights. Route your wiring carefully so it won’t snag on anything during operation.