Description

There’s nothing that makes an old Ford 7600 look tired faster than faded or peeling hood decals. When those model numbers and graphics start looking rough around the edges, it doesn’t just hurt the appearance—it makes it harder to identify your tractor when you need parts. This complete decal set brings your 7600 back to its factory-fresh appearance with graphics that tell the world you maintain your equipment properly.

What You’re Getting

Complete 6-piece decal set with everything needed to restore your hood’s original look
Heavy-duty vinyl construction that won’t crack, peel, or fade like the originals did
Self-adhesive backing that sticks properly to clean surfaces without additional glue
Weather-resistant materials that handle sun, rain, and temperature swings without giving up
Exact factory specifications for colors and dimensions—looks just like it came from Ford

Built for Real Farm Work

Your Ford 7600 is a 97-horsepower workhorse that’s spent decades earning its keep in serious farming operations. These turbocharged diesel tractors were built for the heavy stuff—plowing, disking, planting, and harvesting on medium to large operations. Whether it’s been in your family since new or you picked up a solid runner that needs some cosmetic attention, fresh decals make all the difference in how your equipment presents itself.

Made to Last

These aren’t those cheap aftermarket stickers that start peeling after one season. This kit uses modern vinyl materials with UV protection that actually outlasts the original factory decals. The adhesive stays flexible through temperature swings and won’t let go even when you’re power washing or working in dusty conditions.

Installation Notes

Clean the hood surface thoroughly with alcohol to remove any old adhesive residue or wax—shortcuts here show forever. Apply the decals when it’s between 60-80 degrees for best adhesion, and take your time with alignment since crooked decals look worse than no decals at all. Pro tip: use slightly soapy water to position larger pieces before pressing them down permanently.