Cab Sunroof for New Holland T7/T6/T6000/TSA & Case Maxxum/Puma Series Tractors

Description

A yellowed, cracked, or leaking sunroof doesn’t just ruin the view—it destroys the comfortable cab environment your modern tractor was designed to provide. Water dripping onto expensive electronics, clouded glass blocking loader visibility, and a dingy atmosphere that makes long days feel longer. This replacement sunroof restores clear upward visibility and weathertight sealing so your cab stays the productive workspace it’s meant to be.

What You’re Getting

• UV-resistant material that won’t yellow or degrade from constant sun exposure
• Weathertight sealing that eliminates water leaks and dust infiltration
• Clear visibility for safe loader stacking and overhead implement work
• Direct replacement that fits multiple tractor models without modifications
• Durable construction designed to handle tractor vibration and flex

Built for Real Farm Work

This sunroof serves modern tractors where cab comfort affects your productivity all day long. Whether you’re running a T7 with loader work that needs upward visibility, operating a Maxxum in dusty conditions where sealed cabs matter, or your Puma’s old sunroof has turned your premium cab into a dim, leaky workspace. These sophisticated tractors deserve a sunroof that maintains the controlled environment they were designed to provide.

Made to Last

Farm equipment takes punishment from weather, vibration, and the occasional tree branch. This sunroof uses automotive-grade safety glass with UV protection that prevents the yellowing and brittleness that ruins cheaper alternatives. The materials are formulated to handle temperature swings and maintain flexibility, so your seal stays tight season after season.

Installation Notes

Installation requires careful removal of the old sunroof and thorough cleaning of mounting surfaces. Use automotive-grade windshield adhesive for proper bonding—you typically get one shot at placement, so measure twice and set once. Check your cab’s drain channels while you’re at it, as blocked drains cause water backup no matter how good your seal is.