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Bird · 07-31-2001, 10:47 AM

PLOWER, when you live where it's as hot and sunny as it is here, a canopy is almost an absolute necessity. But I have no doubt that I would soon break a plastic or fiberglass canopy. I've bent the edges of my steel one already. However, I figure there will definitely be a market for Bernie's canopies at his price. At the time I bought my tractor, the dealer said the Kubota canopy (plastic or fiberglass?) was $395 (and they never sell any of them), but he had the insulated steel, painted to match the tractor, or unpainted diamond plate canopies from Wells Ag Co. for $295. I got the one painted to match the tractor and love it. Since Bernie is $100 less, they'll probably sell well.

Bird

07-31-2001, 10:47 AM	#4 (permalink)
Bird Epic Contributor Join Date: Mar 2000 Location: Texas Posts: 26,466	Re: Tractor canopies PLOWER, when you live where it's as hot and sunny as it is here, a canopy is almost an absolute necessity. But I have no doubt that I would soon break a plastic or fiberglass canopy. I've bent the edges of my steel one already. However, I figure there will definitely be a market for Bernie's canopies at his price. At the time I bought my tractor, the dealer said the Kubota canopy (plastic or fiberglass?) was $395 (and they never sell any of them), but he had the insulated steel, painted to match the tractor, or unpainted diamond plate canopies from Wells Ag Co. for $295. I got the one painted to match the tractor and love it. Since Bernie is $100 less, they'll probably sell well. Bird