Tractor canopy

[Midniteoyl]

OK, what brand is that canopy?

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[sodamo]

Had a Tuff Top on my Kioti and loved it.
Unfortunately when I got my LS and looked for a new one shipping cost became a problem.

 

[Frankenkubota]

OK, what brand is that canopy?

No idea. My dealer was outside of Athens Ga, 3 locations I think. They have the canopies fabbed by a local shop.

If you would like, I can try to get the name.

 

[Menagerie-Manor]

Any suggestions for a tractor canopy
Have Kubota m5040

Here is another option for a canopy.

Firebird Fiberglass

 

[Ed Weber]

I put a Westendorf on my MF 1635 about 8 years ago and haven't had an isuue

Large Cool Cap | Westendorf

The Large Cool Cap™ tractor canopy is suited to fit larger riding mowers, small and medium sized tractors and golf carts. Available in any color.

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[rScotty]

John Deere has been making good tractor umbrellas for about half a century now - I've got one. They are surprisingly well designed and durable. Reasonable price, too. AFAIK, only in JD yellow though....

 

[CH4Ohio]

Any suggestions for a tractor canopy
Have Kubota m5040

Check out the canopies from Eger Products made in Ohio. I noticed some time ago that Rural King was selling them. I bought two several years ago. One for a 30 HP Kubota and the other is on a 50 HP John Deere. They're really solid, heavy-duty, and have a nice gutter all the way around. (I drilled drain holes in the back corners of mine so the gutter doesn't have standing water in it.

Update -- I just looked and Rural King shows these as not available there anymore. Too bad. Looks like the company still makes them, but not sure about price and shipping. (I picked mine up at their facility near Cincinnati.) Here's a picture from the Eger site.

 

[m1garand762]

I have the factory kubota fiberglass canopy and it was less than 400 with the mounting kit from the dealer. Like everyone says on other topics see the salesman not parts it’s cheaper that way

 

[wolc123]

I made this one for my JD 4120 in 2005. It is canvas over a wood frame. It weighs about 40 pounds and can be installed or removed in about 2 minutes. It attaches with two 3/8" bolts drilled thru the top of the rops and two metal diagonal supports at the rops hinge.

I made it from stuff I had laying around, so the materials were free and it took about 2 hours to fabricate. The original canvas (old boat cover) lasted about 10 years. The white canvas on it now is from an old tent camper my brother in law scrapped.

I tapered it towards the front so that it doesn't snag branches, and gave it some depth so that it provides shade when the sun is at an angle. These features, and its light weight and low cost make it significantly better than any factory models I have seen or used.

 

[Williy]

Worst comes to worst you can buy some
square tubing and brackets and a piece of
sail canvas and fabricate your own canopy
don't forget the nuts, bolts & washers
sail canvas: Nylon 400D Optic White 62" - Great for Banners and Sail Bags - Sailrite $10.95 yard 10 year warranty??

willy