Right Hand Bonnet Panel for John Deere 6020 Series 4-Cylinder SE Models with Exhaust Hole

Description

When you’re replacing bonnet panels on your John Deere 6020 series tractor, getting the right panel for your specific configuration matters. This right-hand panel is designed specifically for 4-cylinder SE models with bonnet exhaust routing – not all panels are created equal, and using the wrong one means poor fit or blocked exhaust flow. It’s the difference between a professional repair and a frustrating do-over.

What You’re Getting

• Pre-formed exhaust hole positioned exactly where your 4-cylinder SE model needs it
• Heavy-duty sheet metal construction that handles years of engine heat and vibration
• Factory-correct mounting points that line up perfectly with your tractor’s bonnet frame
• Right-hand specific design – mirrors the left side for proper bonnet alignment
• Direct OEM replacement quality without the dealer markup

Built for Real Farm Work

This panel fits the John Deere 6020 series SE models – tractors known for their versatility in everything from hay operations to loader work. The SE (Special Equipment) versions often came with unique exhaust routing that requires this specific panel design. Whether you’re running a 6020 SE utility tractor or one of the larger SE models, this panel maintains the proper exhaust clearance while protecting your engine compartment.

Made to Last

Engine compartment panels take a beating from heat cycling, vibration, and the occasional bump from implements or tree branches. This panel uses the same gauge steel as the original equipment, with proper forming to resist warping and cracking. The exhaust hole is precisely positioned and sized to prevent heat damage to surrounding metal.

Good to Know

This is specifically for 4-cylinder SE models with bonnet exhaust – if you’ve got a 6-cylinder model, you’ll need the 6-cylinder panel instead. Check your existing panel for the exhaust hole location before ordering. Installation involves removing the old panel and transferring any grilles or trim pieces to the new one. The mounting hardware typically reuses unless it’s corroded or damaged.