VLD1436

When your cab door won't latch properly or keeps popping open while you're working, it's not just annoying—it's downright dangerous. A loose door on hillsides or rough terrain could throw you off balance or worse. This right-hand inner door lock assembly puts an end to that problem, giving you the secure, reliable latch you need to stay safely inside your Super Q Cab where you belong. What You're Getting Complete inner lock mechanism specifically for right-hand Super Q Cab doors Heavy-duty latch provides positive engagement that won't pop open unexpectedly Smooth operating mechanism won't stick or bind even after thousands of cycles Corrosion-resistant internal components stand up to moisture and farm chemicals Direct replacement that matches original mounting points exactly—no modifications needed Built for Real Farm Work The Super Q Cab was a major upgrade over standard Q Cabs, offering more headroom and better visibility for operators spending long days running serious equipment. You'll find these cabs on Ford tractors from the mid-70s through 80s, typically on machines in the 75-120 HP range handling everything from heavy tillage to loader work. When you're pulling implements across rough ground or working steep terrain, that door needs to stay shut. Made to Last Factory door locks from this era often fail from worn springs or corroded internal parts that just can't handle decades of farm use. This replacement uses improved materials and better manufacturing tolerances to give you years of reliable service. The mechanism is designed to provide firm engagement without requiring you to slam the door—a common complaint with worn original equipment. Good to Know Make sure you're ordering for the RIGHT-HAND door—Super Q Cabs use different locks than standard Q Cabs, so double-check your cab type first. Installation typically takes 45-60 minutes and you'll need to remove the inner door panel to access the mounting bolts. Take a photo of the linkage routing before you start disassembly. A flexible socket extension makes reaching those tight bolts much easier. When you're done, adjust the striker on the door frame so the door closes firmly without excessive force.