There’s nothing quite like seeing one of those classic Ford Dexta tractors still working after all these years, but a cracked or missing front grill can leave that tough little workhorse looking rough around the edges. This pair of front grill panels without holes gets your Dexta or Super Dexta looking sharp again while protecting your radiator from flying debris that can cause expensive cooling system damage.
What You’re Getting
- Complete pair – left and right panels for balanced appearance and protection
- No holes version designed specifically for certain model years and configurations
- Exact-fit replacement that mounts to original mounting points
- Durable construction built to handle the bumps and vibration of everyday farm work
- Quality materials that resist cracking from temperature swings and UV exposure
Built for Real Farm Work
These compact Ford tractors might be smaller than today’s machines, but they’re still earning their keep on farms, ranches, and large properties all across the country. Your Dexta or Super Dexta could be handling everything from mowing and brush hogging to loader work and cultivating. Whether you’re working around buildings where space is tight or tackling jobs where a bigger tractor would be overkill, that front grill takes a beating from branches, rocks, and whatever else gets kicked up during the workday.
Made to Last
These aren’t flimsy aftermarket panels that’ll crack the first time you brush against a tree branch. They’re built to the same standards as the original equipment, using materials that can handle decades of temperature cycles, vibration, and the occasional impact. The finish resists rust and corrosion, keeping your tractor looking good even after years of honest work.
Installation Notes
These panels mount using the existing holes and hardware on your tractor’s front end. Since you’re getting a matched pair, you’ll want to replace both sides at the same time for the best appearance. While you’ve got the old grills off, it’s a perfect time to clean out any debris that’s built up behind them and check your radiator fins for damage.
