Description
Ever tried running a loader in the rain with a dead wiper motor? It’s like trying to work blindfolded. This complete 12-volt wiper kit gets your visibility back with everything you need in one box – motor, arm, and blade. With its 110-degree sweep pattern, it clears a wide viewing area so you can actually see what you’re doing, whether you’re feeding cattle in a downpour or plowing snow before dawn.
What You’re Getting
- Complete kit includes 12V motor, wiper arm, and blade – no hunting for parts
- 110-degree sweep angle clears more windshield than standard 90-degree motors
- 58mm shaft length fits most tractor and equipment cab applications
- Universal design works as replacement for many OEM wiper systems
- Simple two-wire hookup to your 12-volt electrical system
Clear Vision When Weather Won’t Cooperate
Farm work doesn’t stop for weather, and neither should your equipment. This wiper kit is perfect for upgrading older tractors that came without wipers, replacing burned-out motors in cab tractors, or adding wipers to skid steers, excavators, and other equipment. That 110-degree sweep is a real advantage over standard 90-degree motors – it clears more glass so you’re not constantly leaning around to see past the unwiped corners.
Made to Last
This isn’t some delicate automotive wiper that quits when things get tough. The motor is designed for the vibration and weather extremes that come with equipment use. No complicated electronics or multiple speeds to fail – just a reliable motor that runs when you flip the switch. The included arm and blade are sized right for tractor windshields, with enough pressure to clear mud and heavy snow but not so much that they wear out prematurely.
Installation Tips
Installing this kit is a straightforward job that most folks can handle in under an hour. The trickiest part is usually drilling the hole for the shaft – measure twice, drill once, and remember that 58mm shaft needs about a 16mm hole. Mount the motor inside the cab roof or dash area where it’ll stay dry. The two-wire connection is simple: one to switched 12V power and one to ground. Add an inline fuse for safety – 10 amps is plenty.
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