Canopy Canopy for 4000 series?

[jyoutz]

I bought mine 2 years ago for about $275 (I think). I think that list is $400+, but don't know for sure. Firebird doen't sell to individuals, just to JD dealers. The exception of course is they will sell a blem to any walk-in customer.

 

[jyoutz]

I could do that tommorrow, but you can see a pic right now by going to firebirdfiberglass.com

 

[rancar]

<font color="blue"> Can you attach a pic? </font>

Here you go. See attachment of my Bucktop canopy for my JD4710 that I purchased through my John Deere dealer. Cost was $430.

...Bob

 

[rmonio]

Just requested a brochure on the canopy myself - I've asked them also to let me know which JD dealers around me in MN carry them. Definately a must have, I believe.

Thanks!

-Bob

 

[Crabgrass]

Thanks for the pic. Looks smooth. Can we get a shot of the whole tractor? I've never seen a 4000 series with a Canopy.

As far as lights are concerned -- it's made from fiberglass so I'll bet you could drill a couple holes and bolt on the lights with a piece of steel backing them on the underside.

Personally, I plan to mount my Tiltometer up there.

 

[rancar]

<font color="blue"> Thanks for the pic. Looks smooth. Can we get a shot of the whole tractor? I've never seen a 4000 series with a Canopy. </font>

Here you go Crabgrass. See attachment.

...Bob

 

[CountryBoy]

You can bolt about anything you want to on that canopy. It is thick fiberglass.Best I have seen.

 

[jyoutz]

You could drill the fiberglass and bolt to it. But I bolted a piece of angle iron to the steel canopy support bracket underneath the canopy. Then I mounted lights to this angle iron.

 

[Crabgrass]

Thanks guys. I bought the Bucktop canopy from Firebird Fiberglass. My local Deere dealer charged me $380+tax. That's the list price but he didn't charge me the $80 that it cost to get it shipped here from Firebird. Here's a picture...
Ron

 

[yellowsocks93]

Looks very nice. Does it work good for keeping the sun off and worth the money?