If your cab's been vibrating like a paint mixer or your back's sore after a long day in the field, those rear cab mounts have probably given up on you. When cab mounts wear out, you'll feel every bump and engine vibration directly through your seat, making those 12-hour days during planting or harvest a lot more bearable on your back and ears. This replacement mounting rubber gets your cab properly isolated again, so you can focus on the work instead of fighting the rattles. What You're Getting Heavy-duty rubber compound that absorbs vibration and shock loads from rough field conditions Rear mounting position designed to handle the specific forces at the back of your cab Weather-resistant construction that won't crack or harden from temperature swings and chemical exposure Pack of 2 pieces - sold per unit so you can replace just what you need Direct replacement for worn original equipment Built for Real Farm Work These Massey Ferguson tractors represent the modern era of agricultural equipment with enclosed cabs and operator comfort features. Popular on farms from 150 to 1000+ acres, they handle everything from heavy tillage and planting to hay operations and loader work. Whether you're running a big disc, pulling a grain cart, or spending long hours with a loader, these mounts keep your cab steady and quiet. Made to Last This mount is engineered with the right rubber durometer to provide effective vibration isolation without being too soft to maintain cab stability. The steel mounting plates are designed to distribute loads properly and prevent the rubber from tearing under stress. It's built to handle the constant flexing and weight loads that come with modern enclosed cabs and all their equipment. Good to Know Installation requires supporting the cab weight, so plan accordingly. Inspect all cab mounts at the same time since they typically wear at similar rates. The rear position handles different forces than the front mounts, so don't mix up the locations. A quick tip - if one rear mount is shot, the other one usually isn't far behind.