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Right Hand Foot Step Panel for John Deere 6000 Series Tractors Without Suspended Cab

Original price was: $87.30.Current price is: $50.23.

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When you’re getting in and out of your 6000 series John Deere dozens of times a day—whether checking equipment, adjusting implements, or just taking a breather—having a solid foot step panel makes all the difference. This right-hand panel connects your foot step to the mudguard area, giving you that secure platform you need when you’re carrying tools or dealing with muddy conditions. If yours has cracked, bent, or rusted through, this replacement gets you back to safe, confident cab entry.

What You’re Getting

  • Right-hand specific panel designed for tractors without suspended cab systems
  • Durable construction that handles daily climbing and weather exposure
  • Direct replacement that mounts using your existing hardware and mounting points
  • Works with part number 59995 for complete step assembly installations

Built for Real Farm Work

This panel fits your John Deere 6000 series tractors with 4-cylinder engines—from the compact 6100 up through the 6400. These are the workhorses you see on farms everywhere, handling everything from loader work around the barn to pulling planters and cultivators. Whether you’re running a mixed operation or focusing on row crops, this step panel ensures safe access to your cab during those long working days.

Made to Last

Farm equipment panels take constant abuse from boots, weather, and the occasional bump from implements or tools. This replacement is built to handle the same conditions that wore out your original, with materials chosen to resist the rust and fatigue that come with agricultural use.

Good to Know

This panel works specifically with tractors that don’t have suspended cab systems—check your setup before ordering. Installation typically involves removing the old panel and transferring any existing hardware. While you’ve got things apart, it’s a good time to check the step assembly and clean out any accumulated debris from the mounting area.