If you’ve ever tried to work on a Ford 3600 or 3610 with cracked, bent, or missing hood panels, you know how frustrating it is. Rain gets into everything, dirt finds its way onto hot engine parts, and your tractor just doesn’t look right. This complete bonnet kit solves all those problems with both left and right hood panels in one package—no hunting around for matching pieces or dealing with mismatched parts.
What You’re Getting
- Both left and right engine hood panels for complete coverage in one kit
- Built-in latching mechanisms so you don’t need to fabricate or hunt down missing hardware
- Steel construction that can handle the bumps and vibration these old tractors dish out
- Primer finish ready for your paint color—match your tractor or go with classic Ford blue
- Direct bolt-on replacement that fits just like the original panels did
Built for Real Farm Work
These Ford 3-cylinder tractors are everywhere – the 2000, 3000, and 4000 series, plus the newer 2600, 3600, 4600, 4100, and x610 models. They’re the do-everything tractors on small to medium farms, perfect for loader work, mowing, raking, and light tillage. Your 3600 or 3610 might be powering a bush hog, running a hay baler, or spending long days with a front-end loader. These hood panels keep your engine compartment clean and protected while giving you the access you need for daily maintenance.
Made to Last
Engine hoods on working tractors take a beating—tree branches, flying rocks, the occasional bump from equipment. This steel construction handles all that and keeps protecting your engine from dust, moisture, and debris. The panels are built to maintain proper airflow around your engine while keeping the weather out, just like Ford designed them originally.
Installation Notes
These panels bolt right on using your existing mounting points—no drilling or modifications needed. The primer finish gives you a clean base for whatever paint you choose. If you’re restoring your 3600 or 3610, this kit lets you get both sides matching again instead of trying to piece together mismatched panels from different sources.
