Fender-Mount Tool Box for Ford New Holland 1000-8000 Series Tractors

Description

When you’re working fence lines in the back forty or adjusting your planter in the field, having the right tools within arm’s reach makes all the difference. This 15-inch blue steel tool box mounts right on your tractor’s fender, giving you a secure place for wrenches, pliers, spare parts, and all those little items that always seem to disappear when you need them most.

What You’re Getting

• Compact 15-inch steel construction that won’t take up valuable space but holds everything you need
• Classic Ford blue finish that matches your tractor’s original paint scheme
• Lockable lid keeps tools secure and prevents theft when parked away from the farmstead
• Pre-drilled mounting holes make installation straightforward with basic hand tools
• Built-in drainage design prevents water accumulation that causes tools to rust

Built for Real Farm Work

This tool box fits Ford and New Holland tractors from the 1000 series through 8000 series, including popular workhorses like the 2000, 3000, 4000, 5000, 6000, and 7000 series. These are the tractors handling everything from hay operations and livestock feeding to loader work and field preparation. Whether you’re baling hay, fixing fence, or maintaining equipment, having tools right on the tractor saves trips back to the shop.

Made to Last

Farm equipment takes a beating, and this tool box is built to handle the punishment. The steel construction resists dents from bouncing over rough terrain or accidental impacts with tree branches. The secure latch system keeps everything locked down even during heavy vibration, while the drainage holes prevent the common problem of water collecting inside and rusting your valuable tools.

Installation Notes

Mounts to either the left or right fender using existing holes or new ones you drill to fit. The pre-drilled holes make positioning easy, though some tractors may need slight adjustment of hole spacing. A quick tip: test-fit everything before final installation, and consider adding a small padlock if you park where tools might walk away on their own.