Description

When your Ford tractor’s rear fender gets bent from a tree branch, cracked from years of weather, or you’re just tired of mud and debris flying everywhere during field work, this replacement rear fender puts things right. It comes with the mounting bracket already attached and arrives primed, ready for you to paint it whatever Ford color matches your tractor. Whether it’s left or right side, this fender fits properly and gives your tractor that clean, finished look while keeping debris where it belongs.

What You’re Getting

Complete fender assembly with mounting bracket—no hunting for separate hardware
Comes primed and ready to paint in your choice of Ford colors
Fits either left or right side with the same part number
Heavy-gauge steel construction that handles farm work without cracking or bending
Direct bolt-on replacement using your existing mounting points

Built for Real Farm Work

This fender fits an impressive range of Ford tractors spanning decades of production, from the compact 501 and 601 models up through the larger 4110 and 4610 utility tractors. Whether you’re running a 2000 series around the barn lot, pulling a disc with a 4000, or using one of the later 3610s for loader work, this fender keeps mud, manure, and field debris from flying everywhere during daily operations.

Made to Last

Farm fenders take a beating from tree branches, hail, flying rocks, and the occasional bump from equipment or livestock. This one’s built from heavy-gauge steel that won’t crack or split like cheaper alternatives. The primer coating protects against rust and provides an excellent base for whatever paint you choose—Ford blue, gray, or even a custom color to match your operation.

Installation Notes

Installation is straightforward since the bracket comes already welded in place. Just remove your old fender, clean up the mounting area, and bolt this one on using the existing holes. If your mounting hardware is rusted or damaged, now’s the time to replace those bolts too. The primer finish means you’ll want to paint it before installation if you’re particular about appearance, or you can mount it and touch up later.