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Right Hand Cab Entry Step Assembly for John Deere 6R and 6M Series Tractors

Original price was: $1,130.62.Current price is: $830.87.

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You’re climbing in and out of your cab dozens of times each day, and a busted or loose step isn’t just annoying—it’s a safety hazard waiting to happen. When you’re carrying tools, working in mud, or making quick stops during planting or harvest, that step needs to be rock solid under your boots. This right-hand replacement step assembly puts secure footing back where you need it most.

What You’re Getting

  • Heavy-duty construction built to support operators of all sizes without flexing
  • Anti-slip surface that gives you solid grip even when wet or muddy
  • Wide platform design reduces foot fatigue during frequent cab entries
  • Direct bolt-on replacement that uses your existing mounting points
  • Right-hand specific design for passenger side access

Built for Real Farm Work

This step assembly fits the John Deere 6R series utility tractors and 6M series row crop machines that handle everything from loader work to fieldwork. Whether you’re running fence line with a brush hog, planting corn in spring, or pulling a grain cart during harvest, these tractors see constant use and their steps take a real beating from daily agricultural work.

Made to Last

Farm equipment faces mud, moisture, temperature swings, and constant vibration—and your steps get the worst of it all. This assembly is engineered to handle those conditions without cracking, bending, or coming loose. The robust construction means you won’t be dealing with wobbly steps when you need your equipment running its best.

Installation Notes

Installation takes about 30-45 minutes with basic tools. Remove the old step completely and check the mounting area for any cracks or damage before installing the new one. Use grade 8 bolts and torque to specification—this isn’t the place to reuse old hardware. While you’ve got things apart, it’s a good time to check the left-side step and grab handles too.