Rear Left Hand Mudguard Extension for John Deere 6020, 6030, 6M, and 7030 Series Tractors

Description

You know that feeling when mud starts caking up behind your rear tires and flinging onto your back window? Or when wet soil builds up so thick it starts dragging against your implements? When your original guards are damaged, missing, or just not doing the job, this complete kit offers a cost-effective solution that actually works. This left-hand rear mudguard extension gives your tractor the extra coverage it needs to keep mud where it belongs—on the ground, not all over your equipment.

What You’re Getting

• Generous 110cm x 15cm dimensions provide serious mud protection without getting in your way
• Direct bolt-on installation using factory mounting points—no drilling or modifications needed
• Heavy-duty construction that flexes with the terrain but won’t crack or break off
• Left-hand specific design ensures proper fit and maximum coverage where you need it most

Built for Real Farm Work

This extension works on a wide range of John Deere tractors from the versatile 6020 series utility machines up through the bigger 6030 and 7030 series row-crop tractors. The 6000 through 6030 series tractors excel at row crop cultivation, hay production, livestock operations, tillage work, planting, and harvesting applications. Whether you’re running through muddy spring fields with a planter or working wet ground during harvest, this extension keeps the mess under control.

Made to Last

This kit uses heavy-duty materials designed to withstand agricultural abuse while maintaining flexibility for universal fitment. The flexible construction handles impacts from rocks and debris without cracking, while the mounting system distributes stress evenly to prevent fatigue at the attachment points.

Installation Notes

This is a direct replacement that uses your existing mounting holes and hardware. The extension bolts right onto your current mudguard setup without any cutting or welding. Check your mounting brackets while you’re installing—if they’re bent or cracked, now’s the time to replace them too.