HECASA Orange Tractor Canopy Compatible with All ROPS 48-3/8" X 48-3/8" Equipped Tractors and Mowers with a 2" x 2" or 2" x 3" ROPS (Will Add About 4'' to The Height of The Tractor)

Well, worth the money the instructions are pretty bad and actually tells you to put parts in the wrong place but if you have enough common sense, you can figure it out. I love it works well.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Took a little time to get it installed. The instructions aren't very clear and I had to rely on pics from the internet. The frame seems sturdy and well made. All of the parts were included and they seem to be high quality. You will need the following wrenches to install: 10mm, 11mm, 15mm, and 17mm. Other than that, it's pretty straight-forward. A one-man job this morning. I'm curious to see how the roof material holds up to the Texas summers.As one other reviewer said, leave the plastic cover in the sun for a bit before you put it together. It will help.

After looking at other canopies starting at $400-800 + $200 to ship. I figured what the heck this is free shipping and I can return it if it feels like total crap when I get it. I was presently surprised. Yes the main part is plastic, but it is that hard plastic used in commercial playground structures and is 1/8" thick. A design suggestion would be using a more rigid method of combining the two together which would probably be a metal bar that goes along the defined edge in the plastic between where the extension brackets bolt together. Only real problem encountered was one of the metal edge bar's bolt hole was not straight, but drilled it straight easily enough.As far as installation, yes the guide is missing some key pictures and the contrast is horrible for details, but look at the pictures provided here on amazon and my own for giggles. I installed myself in about an hour. I used tape to hold the halves together and put it on a saw horse to get the initial bolts in. The rough side of the plastic will be the top when installed. Do not tighten any bolt until you add the main supports as you will actually remove the middle four to add the long straight brackets. I added washers to the top outside so they would not dig into the plastic and it lets me really tighten them to reduce side to side wobble. I also decided to put the extended edge brackets on the opposite side of the middle arch brackets. Not sure why now, but I had a reason I guess. I loosened those later so there wasn't as much pressure on the outer bowed edges and I may swap the side later to what is shown in the original pictures. They are mentioned and shown in the instructions, but I am not sure why they show them as optional in pictures as they dramatically help with up and down floppiness. I have a L2501 with 2x3 ROPS and used a clamp to hold it in the right place so I could tighten the bolts. You can hook the canopy in the first slots and tilt it up into the back adjustment slots. I didnt install the edging as the plastic is plenty thick and I think it looks better.In closing, it is a really good bit of kit for the price if around or sub $300 for just keeping the sun off me and not just being an umbrella. If you want a really nice rigid one your looking at prices starting at $500 for a gold cart canopy and hopefully local because shipping prices sukz.

Mine came with no instructions, so incredibly thankful for the other reviewers that posted up close pics. As you can see from my pics, the bolts used for securing the top do not fit in the grooves designed for them to slide into before cinching it down. I don’t know if it’s just the wrong hardware or if the powder coating on the grooves prevents them fitting, but it basically meant I can’t fully secure the top. I got it “on”, and called it a day without being able to actually get it secured. Ran out of patience, time, and energy. If you’re buying this thinking you’re going to put it on and take it off frequently, I’d search elsewhere.Seller: if my pics and the figment are operator error, can you tell me what’s wrong? No instructions included in mine so basically had to wing it. Will adjust review if I can actually get it to secure properly.

I love the size of it. I have a 4" ROPS bar so it won't fit on my ROPS. I'm going to have a different sized ROPS bracket made so I can use it. I love the size and the shade it will provide me. It wasn't that difficult for me to put it together. I put it together in my living room, then when I took it out to the tractor to put the ROPS bracket on it when I discovered the challenge ahead of me. The vendor gave me a partial refund to keep the unit and fashion my own bracket. Being white will keep me about 15⁰ cooler than a dark top would, so if I can also mount a fan under it, it will be like working under a shade tree with a nice breeze 😎

Save your money....and a lot of time too. The canopy itself comes in 3 different pieces. It took me over a hour and a half to put it together. The instructions are a few black and white small pictures. The bracket holding the canopy to the tractor snapped in half at the welded area after a few minutes of use...I am returning it and waiting on a refund..

Instructions are worthless and the only video found showed the screw-on knobs placed on the inside during the installation and the finished project at the end showed them on the outside. The part of the strut that attaches to the roll bar mount was bent and would not line up without modification.

Used for the first time yesterday, mowing 16 acres with scag Turf Tiger II. Sunny with 99 degree temp. I have mowed this property for 20 years without a canopy and after yesterday I can't imagine why I waited so long to get a canopy for the mower. It was easy to install, I did make a couple of modifications such as using stainless fender washers on the bolts that go through the top for added support on the canopy top. It looks great on the mower and keeps me much more comfortable in the midday sun. All I can say is Don't wait as long as I did.