30 Second Tractor Canopy - E142

Many comments over the last two years have brought about version 2 of the tractor canopy! With this heat and rain you still need to work without wearing yourself out - and a canopy is the answer. This sunshade canopy is rigid, can easily be removed and is not costly. It’s also easy to make!
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Thanks for your comments and ideas! Take care and God Bless!

[@jarhead1199]

Nicely done.

[@PeaceIntheValley]

Thanks!

[@johnriegel7730]

Great idea, works just as good as the $500 dollar model and your not out a lot of money if you hit some low hanging branches.

[@PeaceIntheValley]

That is right. I did test the other day to see at what point it would blow off of the wire holders. At about 45 MPH on my trailer it decided to fly. It got ran over. I picked it up, turned it over and put it back on and it's just as good.

[@KubotaL4060]

I like it, Nice job!

[@hosspullerl1119]

Nice job... I would NOT weld to the ROPS though. Drilling, cutting, welding, weakens the ROPS. To what extent, I can't say but it's your risk.

[@WestBendNews]

Easily less than $100! Wow!

[@happykamp789]

good job on making that. I was wondering if you have used it when it is windy. I get a lot of wind in the midwest where I live. I would think that would just rip it right off of the metal pins? I am working on a design and think I will use canvas that slips over two metal poles similar to what you have.

[@zz4camaro69]

Ware did u get the sheet of material from.i can't find any

[@PeaceIntheValley]

I purchased it from my local plastics dealer - Meyer Plastics. They have several in the midwest. You probably could also go to a sign shop. I know we stock 4x8 sheets of it at ours.