Left Hand Rear Foot Step Mounting Bracket for John Deere 6000 & SE Series Tractors

Description

Nothing’s worse than a wobbly step when you’re climbing on and off your John Deere all day long. Whether you’re checking your planter, cleaning windows, or just taking a quick break, you need that rear step to be rock-solid under your feet. This left-hand rear mounting bracket gives you the secure foundation to get your step system back to doing what it should—keeping you safe getting in and out of the cab.

What You’re Getting

• Heavy-duty left-hand rear mounting bracket that won’t bend or flex under load
• Direct bolt-on replacement using your existing mounting holes
• Works with foot step 59941 to complete your step assembly
• Robust construction that handles daily use without loosening up
• Proper positioning ensures comfortable stepping height and safe cab access

Built for Real Farm Work

Your John Deere 6000 series tractor sees you climbing in and out dozens of times each day during planting, cultivation, and harvest. Whether you’re running a 6510 with a loader or operating a 6910S pulling grain carts, that rear step takes your full weight every time you climb aboard. Having a solid mounting system becomes critical when you’re tired at the end of long days or dealing with muddy conditions where sure footing can prevent a dangerous slip.

Made to Last

This bracket is engineered to handle the repeated stress of operators climbing on and off, including the occasional jump down when you’re in a hurry. The heavy-duty construction maintains proper step position and won’t work loose from vibration like makeshift repairs often do.

Installation Notes

This is the left-hand rear position bracket, so double-check your needs before ordering. Requires foot step 59941 for complete assembly. Clean the mounting area thoroughly and use grade 8 bolts for secure attachment. Pro tip: while you’re installing this bracket, check all your other step brackets and treads—if one failed, others may be wearing out too, and it’s easier to fix them all at once than deal with another failure during busy season.