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Join Date: Mar 2000
Location: Corinth, TX, USA
Posts: 23,014
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Boatman, I guess you're talking about a canopy, and mine was made by Wells Ag Co. in Elm Mott, TX. They do not sell to individuals; only through dealers, but I stopped to visit with them one day and if your dealer doesn't already sell their canopies, he can call them to start. My Kubota dealer installed mine for $100 less than the OEM Kubota "plastic" canopy. I got the insulated steel painted to match the tractor, but they also have unpainted diamond plate aluminum for the same price. Best canopy I've seen yet.
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Epic Contributor
Join Date: Mar 2000
Location: Corinth, TX, USA
Posts: 23,014
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Boatman, check this link for previous discussions about them. It includes the address and phone number. At the time I stopped to visit, they said they were just starting to develop a web site. It seems to be a small place, but they told me they ship out about 400 canopies a month.
In fact, if you try this link you can even see a picture of my canopy (if you don't mind seeing my ugly mug, too). I have since replace the little round rear view mirror with a much better 5 x 7 mirror and I have front to rear and side to side tiltmeters as well as front and rear lights mounted on it. <P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1>Edited by Bird on 11/28/01 03:53 PM (server time).</FONT></P> |
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Epic Contributor
Join Date: Mar 2000
Location: Corinth, TX, USA
Posts: 23,014
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Boatman, I paid $295 for mine (included with the tractor when I bought it). Since I bought the tractor in Waco, and Wells Ag Co is just up the road, I assumed others might pay more (shipping costs); however, one of our members in Missouri said he paid the same price for his. Now of course that was 2 years ago last August.
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Epic Contributor
Join Date: Mar 2000
Location: Corinth, TX, USA
Posts: 23,014
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Frank, under the seat is a wire, with connector, for the optional Kubota worklights. It's fused and runs through the key switch (only hot if the key is on). I used that. Then if you look at the angle iron frame just in front of the two bolts on the bracket that hold the canopy on, you'll see a 3-way toggle switch that I installed. I don't need to be able to see it when I'm on the tractor; just reach up straight to my right; flip the switch forward for the front light or backwards for the rear light, center for off. I figure I'll never need to have both on at the same time, and if something accidentally turns one of them on during daylight, no problem; it'll be off when I turn the key off.
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