Side Window Glass for Renault TL TS TX TZ Temis Series and Claas 100 Series Cab Tractors

Description

When you’re trying to see where you’re backing up or check field conditions through a cracked side window, farm work gets a lot more dangerous and frustrating. A broken or damaged side window glass makes your cab feel more like a convertible than the climate-controlled workspace it was designed to be. This 5-hole replacement side window glass restores clear visibility and weatherproof protection so you can get back to farming comfortably.

What You’re Getting

• Precision-cut tempered safety glass built to handle agricultural conditions
• 5-hole mounting pattern designed for secure installation in your cab frame
• Safety glass construction that crumbles safely if broken instead of creating dangerous shards
• Direct replacement that fits your existing window frame without modifications
• Clear glass that won’t distort your view of implements or field conditions

Built for Real Farm Work

This side window glass fits Renault TL, TS, TX, TZ series tractors, Temis series models including 550X through 650X, and various Claas 100 series machines. These versatile tractors handle everything from row crop work to hay operations, loader work to field spraying, and this glass gives you the side visibility you need for all those tasks.

Made to Last

Farm tractors face constant vibration, temperature swings, flying debris, and the occasional bump from tree branches or equipment. This tempered safety glass is manufactured specifically for agricultural applications, using materials that stand up to the punishment while maintaining optical clarity. The 5-hole mounting system distributes stress evenly across the glass to prevent stress fractures.

Installation Notes

This glass uses a 5-hole mounting pattern that should match your existing window frame perfectly. Before installing, check your rubber window gaskets for wear – old or hardened seals can cause stress points that lead to glass failure. Clean the mounting area thoroughly and use proper torque when tightening mounting hardware to avoid over-stressing the glass.