Description
Nothing’s more frustrating than trying to back up to an implement or navigate around obstacles when your rear window is splattered with mud and grime. When that rear wiper gives up the ghost—whether it’s moving slower than molasses, making grinding noises, or not moving at all—you lose the clear visibility you need for safe operation. This replacement motor gets your rear wiper back to sweeping away the dirt and debris so you can see what you’re doing.
What You’re Getting
- Direct replacement motor that fits like the original—no modifications or adapters needed
- Heavy-duty construction designed for agricultural use, not some lightweight automotive part
- Proper torque output to power through thick mud, dust, and crop residue without stalling
- Weather-sealed motor housing keeps moisture out to prevent corrosion and early failure
- Reliable park positioning returns the wiper to the correct spot every time
Built for Real Farm Work
This motor powers the rear window wipers on New Holland T7000 series tractors and Case Maxxum/Puma models—workhorses that spend their days in dusty fields, muddy feedlots, and everything in between. Whether you’re backing up to hook implements, maneuvering in tight spaces, or just keeping an eye on what’s happening behind you during field operations, that rear window visibility is crucial for both productivity and safety.
Made to Last
Farm equipment takes a beating from vibration, temperature swings, and constant exposure to dust and moisture. This motor is built specifically for those conditions, with sealed internals that resist corrosion and components designed to handle the constant on-off cycling that comes with real farm work. It’ll keep sweeping through seasons of tough use.
Good to Know
Installation typically involves removing the wiper arm and accessing the motor from inside the cab. Take care to support the window properly during installation and consider having a helper assist with the job. Mark the wiper arm position before removal so it goes back in the right spot. Test the motor through all speeds before buttoning everything up to make sure it’s working properly.
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