Description

Nothing kills productivity like trying to operate through a mud-streaked windshield when your wiper motor has given up. Whether it’s moving like molasses, making grinding noises, or has quit completely, you know how frustrating it is to squint through dirty glass when there’s work to be done. This replacement motor brings back the reliable windshield cleaning you need to keep visibility clear in all conditions.

What You’re Getting

Agricultural-grade construction built specifically for farm equipment demands, not converted automotive parts
Sealed design that keeps moisture out of motor internals to prevent corrosion
Proper park positioning ensures wipers return to the correct spot every time
Direct mounting to existing points without modifications needed
Compatible wiper arm QTP-43931 available separately for complete system refresh

Built for Real Farm Work

These T6 and T7 series New Holland tractors represent serious investment in productivity – 110-220 HP machines that work around the clock during critical seasons. From spreading manure in winter sleet to planting in spring rain, your wipers need to work when conditions get nasty. The motor also fits Case Maxxum and MXU series tractors, plus Puma models – all workhorses that spend long hours in dusty fields and harsh weather.

Made to Last

Agricultural wiper motors face brutal conditions – sitting unused for weeks during dry spells, then running continuously for hours in downpours, plus dust infiltration, temperature extremes, and constant diesel engine vibration. This heavy-duty replacement uses sealed bearings, robust brushes, and quality internal components designed specifically for the stop-start duty cycle and harsh environment of farm equipment.

Installation Notes

Installation takes a bit of care but it’s manageable – you’ll need to remove the wiper arms and probably some dash panels to access the motor, and mark the wiper arm positions before removal so they go back in the right spot. Test the wipers through all speeds before buttoning everything up. If you’re replacing an old motor, this is a good time to check your wiper arms and blades too.