OK so I boke my door glass...

[Catskin]

on the right side. I have a 2017 vintage LS xr3135H cab model which I'm told is equivalent to a New Holland Boomer 40 cab, and I'm having a heck of a time finding new door glass online.


anybody know the part numbers and where to buy?

 

[5030]

No, but I do know the glass will lighten your wallet appreciably. Shattered the door glass on one of my M9 cab tractors and the glass alone (no hardware) was just shy of $1000 bucks.

 

[Bobrown14]

Messicks has them. I broke my glass door and needed a new handle too - they have them in stock. Get the number for the door on the ls parts site and add an "MT" to the part number search on Messicks web site.


Here's a link for the RH door that I found please verify that is what your part is on LS parts site and or call messicks to confirm its in the $500 range and in stock - I bought 1 from them was fast and easy - call to be sure its all inclusive an includes the seal.

New Holland #MT40430149 GLASS

GLASS

www.messicks.com

 

[ruffdog]

This is a good video of a LS owner that broke his left door and replaced it. He found that getting it from New Holland was cheaper and easier. He also talks about the procedure to replace it.

 

[5030]

When I replaced the door glass on my M9 cab, I didn't need or require and YT instructions or anything else for that matter, pretty much plug and play and I suspect mine was appreciably more expensive because my tractor cab is appreciably larger than the OP's in the first place.

I will say that after shattering the door glass, I'm real careful about making sure the doors are closed when moving the tractor.

Only takes a slight, slight bending force to cause the glass to explosively shatter.

 

[grsthegreat]

No, but I do know the glass will lighten your wallet appreciably. Shattered the door glass on one of my M9 cab tractors and the glass alone (no hardware) was just shy of $1000 bucks.

My entire kioti windshield only cost $505.00 plus $65 for new rubber gasket. A thick plexygless replacement quote was nearly $1000

 

[5030]

It's plexiglass btw... Never broke a windshield and my windshield is actually 3 parts. The upper and 2 lowers but then I have front fenders on my cab tractor which minimizes the chance of thrown rocks and keeps the crud at bay as well.

I'd never use plexiglass in place of a tempered glass windshield or door panels because eventually it will become hard to see through.

 

[Bobrown14]

When I replaced the door glass on my M9 cab, I didn't need or require and YT instructions or anything else for that matter, pretty much plug and play and I suspect mine was appreciably more expensive because my tractor cab is appreciably larger than the OP's in the first place.

I will say that after shattering the door glass, I'm real careful about making sure the doors are closed when moving the tractor.

Only takes a slight, slight bending force to cause the glass to explosively shatter.

This - rule #1 = always shut the doors before moving the tractor. I broke mine when I was doing log work - lifting logs to cut them down. How could I possibly fvck that up right?? Wrong. I was in and out of the cab to lift then cut, move the chain and repeat so was a pain to keep shutting the doors... opps. I moved my tractor like 2 feet an bam whata mess.