Bonnet Panel Lock for Ford New Holland 1000 Series Tractors

Description

If you’ve been wrestling with a hood that won’t stay closed or keeps rattling loose while bouncing across rough fields, you know how frustrating it can be. Nothing’s more annoying than a hood that won’t stay shut when you’re bouncing across rough ground or hauling down a washboard road. This replacement hood lock gets your New Holland’s bonnet secured properly again, so you can stop worrying about it popping open at the worst possible moment. Trust me, you don’t want to learn the hard way what happens when a hood flies up at 20 mph. This right-hand side bonnet panel lock is the simple fix that keeps your Ford New Holland’s engine compartment sealed and secure.

What You’re Getting

• Positive locking mechanism that holds tight even on the bumpiest terrain
• Right-hand side lock assembly with all necessary mounting hardware included
• Direct replacement for original Ford part – no modifications or custom work needed
• Heavy-duty construction designed to handle years of daily farm use
• Matching left-hand side lock available separately as part 41643

Built for Real Farm Work

This bonnet lock fits Ford New Holland 1000 Series tractors including the 2000, 3000, 5000, 7000, and 4000 models. These are the dependable utility tractors you’ll find on farms everywhere, handling everything from mowing and hay work to loader operations and general maintenance duties. Whether you’re running a compact 2000 for barn chores or a bigger 7000 for field work, this lock keeps your hood properly secured.

Made to Last

This replacement uses heavier gauge steel in the latch mechanism and a stronger spring that maintains tension even after years of use. The locking surfaces are precision-formed to give you that satisfying click when the hood closes. The finish resists rust better than bare metal, so it’ll still work smoothly even after exposure to fertilizer dust, road salt, and whatever else your tractor encounters.

Installation Notes

Installing this hood lock typically takes 15-30 minutes with basic hand tools. The mounting holes line up with your existing brackets, so there’s no drilling or fabrication needed. Clean the mounting area and apply a dab of anti-seize compound to the bolts before installation. If you’re doing both sides, tackle them one at a time so you always have a reference for proper positioning.