Original Tractor Cab Sunshade 9401

John Deere 300 and 400 Series garden tractors remain popular with many owners. These machines were built for mowing, snow work, lawn care, and other property jobs.

Yet their open operator stations place the driver in direct sun. So, a long summer mowing job can mean hours with no shade above the seat.

Original Tractor Cab Sunshade 9401 adds simple overhead coverage.

Which John Deere Tractors Fit Sunshade 9401?

Current Original Tractor Cab fit information lists Sunshade 9401 for the John Deere 316 with serial number 285001 and above, John Deere 318, John Deere 322, John Deere 420, and John Deere 430.

The serial number limit on the 316 matters. Therefore, owners of a John Deere 316 should check the tractor serial number before ordering.

Do not order by appearance alone.

John Deere 316 Sunshade

Sunshade 9401 fits the John Deere 316 when the tractor serial number is 285001 or higher. This fit point is important because more than one version of the 316 was built.

The later 316 uses an Onan gasoline engine and an open operator station. Therefore, the operator has no factory roof above the seat.

Sunshade 9401 adds useful overhead cover.

Check the John Deere 316 Serial Number First

Model name alone is not enough for the John Deere 316. Original Tractor Cab specifies serial number 285001 and above for Sunshade 9401.

So, find the tractor identification information before purchase. This simple check can help prevent an incorrect order.

Also, inspect the tractor for owner-added equipment.

John Deere 318 Sunshade

Original Tractor Cab Sunshade 9401 fits the John Deere 318. This well-known garden tractor was built in Horicon, Wisconsin.

The 318 combines hydrostatic drive with power steering and hydraulic equipment control. However, its operator station remains open to direct sunlight.

Sunshade 9401 adds overhead shade without closing in the seat.

Shade for Long John Deere 318 Mowing Jobs

The John Deere 318 can handle far more than light lawn work. Many owners still use these tractors for mowing and property care.

Long jobs can also mean long periods in direct summer sun. Therefore, the 9401 canopy gives the operator a simple way to add shade.

Open sides still allow natural airflow.

John Deere 322 Sunshade

Sunshade 9401 also fits the John Deere 322. This garden tractor uses a liquid-cooled Yanmar gasoline engine and hydrostatic drive.

Its smooth three-cylinder engine made the 322 different from several other tractors in the series. Still, the operator works from an open seat.

The 9401 sunshade provides useful overhead coverage.

Open-Air Shade for the John Deere 322

A full weather cab is useful when the weather turns cold. In contrast, an open-sided sunshade works well during warm summer mowing.

Air can move around the John Deere 322 operator while the vinyl canopy blocks some direct overhead sun. Thus, the tractor keeps its open-air feel.

Natural airflow depends on weather and travel speed.

John Deere 420 Sunshade

Original Tractor Cab 9401 fits the John Deere 420 garden tractor. This larger machine uses an Onan gasoline engine and hydrostatic drive.

The 420 was built for mowing and a wide range of compatible property attachments. As a result, many owners spend long periods in the operator seat.

Sunshade 9401 adds overhead sun protection for those jobs.

Shade for a Large Garden Tractor

The John Deere 420 is larger than the 300 Series tractors on this fit list. However, the basic operator need stays the same.

Direct sun can make summer work less pleasant. So, an overhead canopy can add useful shade without enclosing the tractor.

Always allow for the added canopy height.

John Deere 430 Sunshade

Sunshade 9401 also fits the John Deere 430. The 430 uses a liquid-cooled Yanmar diesel engine and hydrostatic drive.

This heavy garden tractor was designed for demanding lawn and property work. Yet its open operator station still leaves the driver exposed to direct sun.

The 9401 canopy helps solve that problem.

Sun Protection for the John Deere 430 Diesel

Diesel power gives the John Deere 430 a very different engine from the gasoline-powered 420. However, Sunshade 9401 serves the same basic purpose on both machines.

The canopy creates shade above the operator. Meanwhile, open sides help keep air moving around the seat.

The shade does not affect engine type.

Why Add a Sunshade to a John Deere Garden Tractor?

A garden tractor can keep an operator outside for hours. During summer, much of that time may be spent in direct sunlight.

Sunshade 9401 places a canopy between the operator and the overhead sun. Therefore, the driver gets a shaded area above the seat.

The product does not replace normal sun-safe habits.

Useful Shade During Summer Mowing

Mowing often takes place during the brightest part of the year. A large lawn can also require many passes before the job is done.

So, overhead shade can make time on the tractor more pleasant. The canopy works without a fan, electrical connection, or other powered system.

It provides shade whenever it is installed.

Open Sides Allow Airflow

Sunshade 9401 is not a full cab. Instead, the sides remain open around the operator.

That open design allows natural air to move around the seat. At the same time, the canopy helps block direct overhead sunlight.

This makes the shade well suited to warm-weather work.

13-Ounce Ripstop Vinyl Canopy

Original Tractor Cab uses 13-ounce lightweight ripstop vinyl for the Sunshade 9401 canopy. The material combines low weight with useful outdoor strength.

Ripstop construction helps the vinyl resist ripping. In addition, the canopy material resists mold and mildew.

Proper care can help extend its service life.

Ripstop Construction for Outdoor Use

Branches and normal outdoor work can be hard on a canopy. Ripstop construction helps limit the spread of a small tear.

However, the material is not damage proof. Therefore, avoid sharp limbs and other objects while the shade is installed.

Inspect the canopy before each mowing season.

Mold and Mildew Resistance

A tractor canopy may become damp from dew or light rain. The 9401 vinyl is made to resist mold and mildew.

Even so, dry storage is best. Let wet material dry before storing the sunshade for a long period.

Clean the vinyl before seasonal storage.

16-Gauge Steel Sunshade Frame

A 16-gauge steel frame supports Sunshade 9401. The frame gives the vinyl canopy a firm structure above the operator.

Steel support also helps the shade keep its intended shape during normal use. Therefore, the frame and vinyl work together as one simple canopy system.

Inspect the frame before use.

Quick-Release Frame Design

The steel frame slips out of its receivers when the sunshade needs to come off. As a result, removal is fast and does not require tools.

This feature is useful when the tractor must pass under low branches. Likewise, it makes storage and transport easier.

Secure removed parts before travel.

No Holes to Drill During Normal Installation

Sunshade 9401 does not require drilling during normal installation. That keeps the mounting process simple and avoids needless permanent changes to the tractor.

Use the hardware and mounting points shown in the current installation guide. Then, check each fastener before operating the machine.

Never force an incorrect fit.

Check Older Tractors Before Installation

These John Deere tractors have been in service for decades. So, many have replacement seats, controls, fenders, attachments, or other owner changes.

Such changes can affect sunshade clearance. Therefore, inspect the tractor before installation.

Keep all factory safety equipment in place.

Tool-Free Sunshade Removal

Sunshade 9401 removes without tools. This makes the product easy to use on a tractor that handles many different jobs.

The vinyl canopy removes quickly for cleaning. Likewise, the steel frame slips out of its receivers when full removal is needed.

Recheck the mounts after reinstalling the shade.

Remove the Sunshade for Low Tree Limbs

The canopy adds height above the operator. Therefore, branches that once passed above the tractor may strike the sunshade.

Remove the canopy before mowing under low limbs when clearance is tight. Tool-free removal makes this task easy.

Never use the shade to push a branch aside.

Remove Sunshade 9401 for Open Transport

Original Tractor Cab instructs owners to remove Sunshade 9401 when the tractor is transported in an open truck or trailer.

Road speed creates strong wind loads. So, take the canopy off before open transport and store it securely.

Inspect all parts before the next use.

29-Inch by 41-Inch Tractor Canopy

Original Tractor Cab lists Sunshade 9401 at about 29 inches wide by 41 inches long. This size creates useful overhead coverage while keeping the canopy compact.

The shade centers its coverage around the operator. However, the sun angle changes through the day.

Some sunlight can still enter from the open sides.

A Sunshade Rather Than a Full Cab

Sunshade 9401 is made mainly for overhead sun protection. It does not enclose the operator like an all-weather cab.

Rain, snow, sleet, and wind can still enter through the open sides. Therefore, choose a compatible cab when you need broader foul-weather coverage.

Use the product that best fits the season and job.

Sunshade 9401 Is Compatible With a Bagger

The current Original Tractor Cab product information states that Sunshade 9401 is compatible with a bagger. This is an important feature for owners who collect grass or leaves.

Even so, bagger designs and tractor setups can vary. So, inspect all equipment for proper clearance before use.

Never force parts together.

Check Bagger Clearance Before Mowing

Older tractors may have a factory bagger, replacement bagger, or owner-modified collection system. Therefore, confirm that the installed equipment clears the sunshade frame.

No part should interfere with controls or safe operator movement. Also, keep all bagger guards in place.

Stop use if equipment contacts the shade.

Sunshade 9401 for Mowing and Property Care

John Deere designed these garden tractors for much more than basic travel. Mowing remains one of their most common warm-weather jobs.

Sunshade 9401 works well for that use because it adds overhead cover while keeping the operator area open. Moreover, it needs no electrical power.

The simple design works whenever the shade is installed.

Shade for Large Lawns

A large lawn can keep the operator on the tractor for hours. Thus, overhead shade becomes more useful as seat time grows.

The 9401 canopy helps reduce direct overhead sunlight during those long jobs. Meanwhile, the open sides allow air to move around the operator.

Take normal water and rest breaks in hot weather.

Shade for Yard and Estate Work

These John Deere garden tractors are also used around homes, estates, farms, and larger properties. Summer work can include much more than mowing.

Therefore, a removable shade can add value across many warm-weather jobs. However, watch for trees, sheds, doors, and other overhead objects.

Always know the tractor's full installed height.

Care for Original Tractor Cab Sunshade 9401

Simple care can help the vinyl canopy stay clean. First, rinse away loose dirt or dust.

Next, use mild soap and a soft cloth when more cleaning is needed. Then, let the canopy dry before long-term storage.

Avoid harsh chemicals and rough brushes.

Remove the Vinyl for Easy Cleaning

The vinyl canopy comes off the frame quickly. So, owners do not need to clean the material while leaning over the tractor.

Remove the top and place it on a clean surface. After cleaning, let it dry before putting it back on the frame.

Inspect the material during this process.

Inspect the Steel Frame and Mounts

Check the frame, receivers, and fasteners from time to time. A loose part can move during tractor operation.

Therefore, correct any loose or damaged hardware before mowing. Replace damaged parts as needed.

Follow the current installation guide.

One-Year Limited Warranty

Original Tractor Cab lists a one-year limited warranty for Sunshade 9401. The warranty gives buyers support from the company that makes the product.

Warranty terms can change. So, review the current warranty information at the time of purchase.

Keep your sales record.

Aftermarket John Deere Sunshade

Original Tractor Cab manufactures Sunshade 9401 as an aftermarket product. It is not a genuine John Deere OEM sunshade.

John Deere model names are used to identify intended fit. They do not mean that Deere & Company makes, sponsors, or endorses this canopy.

Confirm the exact tractor before purchase.

Shade Protection, Not Rollover Protection

The steel frame supports the vinyl canopy. It is not a certified Roll-Over Protective Structure.

Likewise, the canopy does not protect the operator from collisions, falling objects, mower debris, or other accidents. Therefore, never rely on Sunshade 9401 as safety protection.

The product is made to provide shade.

Keep Factory Safety Equipment in Place

Never remove a tractor guard, shield, interlock, or other factory safety device to install the sunshade.

Also, inspect the mowing area for rocks, sticks, and other loose objects. Sunshade 9401 does not stop debris thrown by a mower.

Keep people and pets away from active mowing equipment.

Buy John Deere Sunshade 9401 Direct From Original Tractor Cab

Original Tractor Cab makes Sunshade 9401 for the listed John Deere 300 and 400 Series garden tractors. Buying direct connects you with the company behind the product.

That matters when you have a fit question about an older tractor. In addition, direct shopping makes it easy to find installation information and related products.

Browse more John Deere tractor and mower sunshades for other model-fit options.

You can also view the full Original Tractor Cab sunshade collection for more canopy choices.

Before installation, check the Original Tractor Cab installation manual library for current instructions.

For help with model or serial-number fit, visit the Original Tractor Cab contact page before ordering.

John Deere 316 318 322 420 and 430 Specifications

Sunshade 9401 fits a select group of classic John Deere garden tractors. The current list covers the 316 with serial number 285001 and above, plus the 318, 322, 420, and 430.

These machines share hydrostatic drive and open operator stations. However, their engines, power levels, hydraulics, and overall size differ.

Exact specifications can also vary by year and serial number.

John Deere 316 Specifications

John Deere produced the later Onan-powered 316 from 1984 through 1992. Deere built the tractor in Horicon, Wisconsin.

Early tractors use an Onan B43E gasoline engine. Later tractors use an Onan P218G.

Sunshade 9401 requires tractor serial number 285001 or above.

John Deere 316 Engine

The early Onan B43E is a two-cylinder gasoline engine with about 710 cc of displacement. Published output is 16 horsepower.

Later 316 tractors use the Onan P218G. This two-cylinder engine has about 782 cc of displacement and a published rating of 18 horsepower.

Therefore, engine parts should be matched to serial number.

John Deere 316 Transmission and Hydraulics

The 316 uses a hydrostatic transmission. This lets the operator vary travel speed without selecting normal fixed gears.

John Deere technical information lists a single-function hydraulic system for the 316. In addition, the tractor uses a standard front PTO with an electric clutch.

A rear PTO was available as optional equipment.

John Deere 316 Mower Decks

John Deere technical information lists 38-inch, 46-inch, and 50-inch mower attachment compatibility for the later 316.

Exact deck fit can depend on tractor setup. Therefore, check the model and serial number before ordering old mower parts.

Keep all deck guards in place.

John Deere 318 Specifications

John Deere built the 318 from 1983 through 1992. This tractor became one of the best-known machines in Deere's classic garden tractor line.

An Onan two-cylinder gasoline engine provides power. Early and later engine versions were used during production.

The tractor uses hydrostatic drive.

John Deere 318 Engine

Early John Deere 318 tractors use the Onan B43G. Later machines use the Onan P218G.

The early engine has about 710 cc of displacement. The later P218G has about 782 cc.

Published engine output is 18 horsepower.

John Deere 318 Hydraulics

The John Deere 318 uses a two-function hydraulic system. This gives it more hydraulic control than the 316.

Two sets of hydraulic couplers support compatible equipment. Therefore, the 318 can handle a broad range of property-care attachments.

Hydraulic equipment must match the tractor.

John Deere 318 PTO and Mower Decks

A standard electric-clutch front PTO drives compatible equipment. An optional rear PTO was also available.

John Deere technical information lists 38-inch, 46-inch, and 50-inch mower compatibility. Thus, owners had several mowing choices.

Exact attachment fit should still be checked by serial number.

John Deere 322 Specifications

John Deere produced the 322 from 1988 through 1992. Unlike the Onan-powered 316 and 318, the 322 uses a liquid-cooled Yanmar gasoline engine.

The three-cylinder engine has about 658 cc, or 40.2 cubic inches, of displacement. Published output is 18 horsepower.

The tractor uses hydrostatic drive.

John Deere 322 Three-Cylinder Engine

The liquid-cooled three-cylinder engine is a key feature of the 322. Its design is very different from the air-cooled Onan engines used in the 316 and 318.

Therefore, engine service parts do not interchange simply because the tractors share a similar body style.

Use the tractor serial number for service work.

John Deere 322 Lawn and Garden Use

The 322 was built as a premium garden tractor. Hydrostatic drive makes travel speed easy to control during mowing and attachment work.

The open operator station also makes Sunshade 9401 useful during summer. However, the shade does not change tractor capacity.

Follow Deere limits for every attachment.

John Deere 420 Specifications

John Deere produced the 420 garden tractor from 1983 through 1991. It is a larger machine than the 300 Series tractors on the Sunshade 9401 fit list.

An Onan two-cylinder gasoline engine provides power. Early tractors use the B48G, while later machines use the P220G.

The tractor uses hydrostatic drive.

John Deere 420 Engine

The Onan engine has about 782 cc, or 47.7 cubic inches, of displacement. Published output is 20 horsepower.

The two-cylinder design gives the 420 the power needed for its larger garden tractor platform. Still, exact engine parts vary with production date.

Check the serial number before service.

John Deere 420 Hydraulic System

John Deere technical information lists a three-function hydraulic system for the 420. One function includes float.

Two sets of hydraulic couplers support compatible equipment. As a result, the 420 can operate a wide range of garden tractor attachments.

Use only properly matched equipment.

John Deere 420 PTO and Mower Decks

The 420 uses a standard electric-clutch front PTO. A rear PTO was available as optional equipment.

John Deere technical data lists 50-inch and 60-inch mower attachment compatibility. Therefore, the 420 could cover substantial lawn areas.

A larger deck can also mean longer periods in direct sun.

John Deere 430 Specifications

John Deere built the 430 from 1984 through 1992. This model combines the large 400 Series platform with diesel power.

A Yanmar three-cylinder liquid-cooled diesel engine provides power. The engine has about 885 cc, or 54 cubic inches, of displacement.

Published output is about 20 horsepower.

John Deere 430 Diesel Engine

Diesel power is the main engine difference between the 430 and the gasoline-powered 420. The Yanmar engine provides strong low-speed operation for garden tractor work.

However, diesel service needs differ from gasoline engine service. Therefore, use the correct John Deere information for the 430.

Never substitute gasoline engine parts.

John Deere 430 Hydrostatic Drive

The 430 uses hydrostatic drive. This allows smooth control of travel speed during mowing and attachment work.

The tractor also uses hydraulic equipment controls. Thus, the 430 was designed for demanding lawn and property jobs.

Sunshade 9401 adds overhead shade without changing those systems.

Gasoline and Diesel Models on the Sunshade 9401 Fit List

The John Deere 316, 318, 322, and 420 use gasoline engines. In contrast, the John Deere 430 uses a Yanmar diesel.

The 322 is also unusual because it uses a liquid-cooled three-cylinder gasoline engine. Therefore, the five compatible tractors cover several very different engine designs.

Sunshade fit does not mean engine parts interchange.

Hydrostatic Drive Across the Fit List

All five current Sunshade 9401 tractor applications use hydrostatic drive. This gives the operator smooth travel-speed control.

That feature is useful when mowing around trees and landscaping. Moreover, hydrostatic travel works well with frequent speed changes.

Follow the operator manual for proper use.

Classic John Deere Garden Tractor Attachments

These tractors were built to do more than mow. Depending on model and setup, owners could use mower decks, blades, snow equipment, rear attachments, and other tools.

Sunshade 9401 is mainly a warm-weather operator comfort product. Therefore, always check shade clearance when another attachment is installed.

Never let equipment contact the frame.

John Deere Parts and Technical Information

These tractors are now classic machines. Correct model and serial-number identification is important when ordering factory service parts.

For genuine parts and current parts lookup, visit the official John Deere parts website .

For official manuals and technical publications, visit John Deere Technical Publications .

The History of Original Tractor Cab Company

Original Tractor Cab Company began in 1939. The story started with an Indiana farmer named Stanley Williams.

Stanley needed better weather protection while using his own tractor. So, he designed a cab for it.

Other farmers soon wanted the same kind of protection.

Born From a Real Need on the Farm

The first Original Tractor Cab came from a simple work problem. Farmers often had to use open tractors in rain, wind, snow, cold, and sun.

Stanley understood that problem because he worked on a farm. Therefore, he made a practical form of operator cover.

Other farmers quickly saw its value.

One Tractor Cab Becomes a Business

Interest in Stanley's cab began to grow. He placed a small advertisement in a farm magazine to see if other farmers wanted one.

The response showed real demand. As a result, one farmer's idea began to grow into an American manufacturing company.

Original Tractor Cab dates its beginning to 1939.

Original Tractor Cab During World War II

World War II soon changed the company's work. Normal tractor cab production stopped as manufacturing shifted to support the war effort.

Original Tractor Cab made backpacks and other needed military items. After the war, the company returned to products for people who work outdoors.

Outdoor equipment continued to change.

New Equipment Creates New Products

Farm tractors were not the only outdoor machines that needed operator weather protection. Lawn tractors, garden tractors, and snow equipment also became more common.

Therefore, Original Tractor Cab developed products for new types of machines. The company expanded beyond its first farm tractor cabs.

That growth opened the door to lawn and garden products.

Robert Williams and Snowblower Protection

The second generation helped expand the company. Stanley's son Robert Williams developed a cab for walk-behind snowblowers during the 1960s.

That product helped protect operators from blowing snow and cold wind. Consequently, Original Tractor Cab entered another outdoor equipment market.

Lawn and garden tractor products followed.

Wayne Williams and the Tractor Sunshade

A later generation saw another need. Cold-weather protection was useful, but operators also worked for hours in hot summer sun.

In the early 1990s, Stanley's grandson Wayne Williams developed and patented a sunshade for tractors and lawn and garden equipment. Thus, Original Tractor Cab added warm-weather protection to its product line.

Sunshade 9401 reflects that same idea.

Three Generations of the Williams Family

Three generations of the Williams family helped carry Original Tractor Cab forward. Each generation responded to new machines and new customer needs.

Yet the core purpose stayed simple. Build practical products for people who work outdoors.

That focus still guides the company.

Made in the USA Since 1939

Original Tractor Cab remains based in Arlington, Indiana. The company continues its long American manufacturing tradition.

Today, its products include hardtop cabs, soft enclosures, tractor sunshades, mower sunshades, snowblower cabs, and related accessories.

Sunshade 9401 is part of that history.

Sunshade 9401 Carries the Story Forward

Stanley Williams started by solving his own need for weather protection. Decades later, the company added sunshades for warm-weather work.

Sunshade 9401 brings that long product history to classic John Deere 316, 318, 322, 420, and 430 garden tractors. Therefore, owners can add modern operator shade while keeping a trusted older machine at work.

Learn more on the Original Tractor Cab company history page .

John Deere 300 & 400 Series Sunshade 9401 FAQ

Which John Deere tractors fit Sunshade 9401?

Current Original Tractor Cab fit information lists the John Deere 316 with serial number 285001 and above, John Deere 318, John Deere 322, John Deere 420, and John Deere 430.

Does Sunshade 9401 fit every John Deere 316?

No. Original Tractor Cab specifies John Deere 316 serial number 285001 and above. Check the tractor serial number before ordering.

Does Sunshade 9401 fit the John Deere 318?

Yes. Original Tractor Cab lists the John Deere 318 as a Sunshade 9401 application.

Does Sunshade 9401 fit the John Deere 322?

Yes. The John Deere 322 is included in the current fit list.

Does Sunshade 9401 fit the John Deere 420?

Yes. Sunshade 9401 fits the John Deere 420 garden tractor.

Does Sunshade 9401 fit the John Deere 430 diesel?

Yes. Original Tractor Cab lists the diesel-powered John Deere 430 as a Sunshade 9401 application.

Is Sunshade 9401 compatible with a bagger?

Yes. The current Original Tractor Cab product information states that Sunshade 9401 is compatible with a bagger. Always confirm clearance with the actual bagger installed on an older tractor.

What is Sunshade 9401 made from?

The sunshade uses a 16-gauge steel frame and a 13-ounce lightweight ripstop vinyl canopy.

Does the vinyl resist mold and mildew?

Yes. Original Tractor Cab describes the canopy material as resistant to mold, mildew, and ripping.

What size is Sunshade 9401?

Original Tractor Cab lists the sunshade at about 29 inches wide by 41 inches long.

Does Sunshade 9401 require drilling?

No. Normal installation does not require drilling new holes into the tractor.

Can Sunshade 9401 be removed without tools?

Yes. The shade is designed for quick tool-free removal. The steel frame slips out of its receivers.

Can the vinyl canopy be removed for cleaning?

Yes. The vinyl canopy removes quickly, which makes normal cleaning and storage easier.

Should Sunshade 9401 be removed for transport?

Yes. Original Tractor Cab instructs owners to remove the sunshade when transporting the tractor in an open truck or trailer.

Should I remove the sunshade under low branches?

Yes. Remove Sunshade 9401 when overhead clearance is too low. The canopy adds height to the tractor.

Does Sunshade 9401 protect from rain?

The canopy may block some moisture that falls from directly above. However, Sunshade 9401 is an open-sided shade and is not a full rain or weather enclosure.

Does Sunshade 9401 protect from snow, sleet, or wind?

No. Open sides allow snow, sleet, wind, and rain to reach the operator. A model-fit cab enclosure is the better choice for broader foul-weather protection.

Does Sunshade 9401 provide rollover protection?

No. The steel frame supports the canopy only. It is not a certified Roll-Over Protective Structure.

Does Sunshade 9401 protect against falling objects or mower debris?

No. The sunshade is not designed or certified as a falling-object, impact, or debris protective structure.

Is Sunshade 9401 a genuine John Deere OEM product?

No. Sunshade 9401 is an aftermarket product manufactured by Original Tractor Cab Co., Inc.

What warranty comes with Sunshade 9401?

Original Tractor Cab currently lists a one-year limited warranty for Sunshade 9401.

Non-OEM and Liability Disclaimer

This is an aftermarket product produced by the Original Tractor Cab Co. Inc., it is not a genuine OEM item. This product will only protect from elements not rollover or debris.

Original Tractor Cab Co., Inc. is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Deere & Company. John Deere, Deere, related logos, trademarks, and model names remain the property of their respective owners. Brand and model references are used only to identify intended product compatibility.

Sunshade 9401 is intended for compatible John Deere 316 tractors with serial number 285001 and above, plus John Deere 318, 322, 420, and 430 tractors as currently listed by Original Tractor Cab. The owner must confirm the exact model, serial number, configuration, attachments, and installed equipment before purchase and installation.

Current Original Tractor Cab information states that Sunshade 9401 is compatible with a bagger. However, these tractors have been in service for many years. Bagger type, replacement parts, owner modifications, and other equipment may affect actual clearance.

This product is designed mainly to provide overhead shade from direct sun. It does not create a full weather enclosure and is not designed or certified to provide rollover, collision, impact, debris, or falling-object protection.

Sunshade 9401 is not a Roll-Over Protective Structure, Falling Object Protective Structure, collision-protection device, impact guard, debris shield, or operator-restraint system.

Always follow the John Deere operator manual and the current Original Tractor Cab installation instructions. Keep all factory guards, shields, warning labels, controls, switches, interlocks, and other safety equipment in place and in proper working condition.

Stop installation if any sunshade part interferes with a tractor control, operator exit, safety device, engine component, exhaust system, PTO, mower deck, bagger, attachment, or required field of view.

These John Deere tractors have been in service for decades. Replacement seats, engines, body parts, controls, tires, mower decks, baggers, and owner modifications may affect fit or clearance.

The sunshade increases the tractor's overall height. Therefore, check clearance around garage doors, sheds, trailers, tree limbs, signs, and other overhead objects.

Remove Sunshade 9401 before transporting the tractor in an open truck or trailer. Also, remove the shade when low branches or other overhead objects create unsafe clearance.

Do not use the sunshade frame or canopy as a cargo rack, lifting point, towing point, tie-down point, handhold, attachment mount, rollover structure, or other protective safety device.

California Proposition 65 Warning

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This product and the equipment on which it is installed may expose users to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. Possible sources may include engine exhaust, gasoline, diesel fuel, oils, batteries, plastics, vinyl, metals, electrical parts, and other equipment components. Follow all product and equipment safety instructions. Use proper ventilation, wash hands after handling applicable materials, and avoid unnecessary exposure.