Hardtop Cab for Yanmar EX2900 and EX3200 Compact Tractors

The Yanmar EX2900 and EX3200 are useful compact tractors. Owners use them for loader work, snow removal, mowing, hauling, grading, and property care. However, the standard open operator station leaves the driver exposed to bad weather.

Rain can soak clothing fast. Likewise, wind may push snow back toward the tractor during winter work. Sleet can make an outdoor job even harder.

Cab 11707 adds a weather barrier around the operator area. As a result, much of the direct rain, snow, sleet, and wind reaches the enclosure before it reaches the driver.

Molded ABS Hardtop

Cab 11707 uses a molded ABS top. So, the operator gets firm overhead weather cover instead of a flexible fabric roof.

The ABS top mounts to the cab's upper frame. Therefore, rain and falling snow meet a solid roof above the operator.

A hardtop also helps the enclosure hold a clean shape. Still, the roof is for weather protection only and is not a falling-object guard.

Clear Windshield for a Wide Forward View

Good sight matters on a compact tractor. For that reason, Cab 11707 uses a large clear windshield in front of the operator.

The windshield helps you watch the path ahead. Likewise, it helps you see a loader, blade, snow equipment, building, tree, vehicle, or other object near the tractor.

Clear plastic needs proper care to stay clear. Therefore, never wipe dry dirt from the window material.

Clear Side Doors

Side vision matters during loader work and snow removal. So, Cab 11707 uses clear material in the right and left door areas.

The large clear sections help keep the tractor surroundings in view. Meanwhile, the doors help block direct rain, snow, sleet, and wind.

These panels are not impact shields. Therefore, never rely on the doors to stop branches, stones, loader material, or flying debris.

Rear Curtain for Added Weather Cover

Wind can reach an operator from behind as well as from the front. Cab 11707 includes a rear curtain to help close the back of the operator area.

The rear enclosure helps reduce direct wind and blowing snow around the seat. As a result, the operator has more coverage than with the tractor's open station.

Always look behind the tractor before backing. A cab enclosure does not replace a full check of the work area.

Hinged Right and Left Doors

Cab 11707 includes separate right and left doors. Hinged doors make normal entry and exit simple.

Door hardware also keeps the enclosure in place during normal tractor use. Therefore, check the hinges and latches as part of routine cab care.

Original Tractor Cab recommends light machine oil on door hinges and latches. That simple step can help them work smoothly.

Model-Fit Steel Cab Frame

A steel frame supports the Cab 11707 enclosure. The system includes front posts, front braces, a cross bar, top frame braces, rear posts, rear brackets, and other model-fit parts.

Dedicated mounting pieces help place the enclosure around the EX2900 and EX3200 operator station. In turn, the ABS roof and flexible panels attach to that frame.

Check all cab bolts from time to time. Loose hardware can allow parts to move and may cause damage.

Dedicated ROPS Brackets

Cab 11707 uses right and left ROPS brackets as part of its model-fit mounting system. These brackets help connect the rear cab structure to the tractor.

The Original Tractor Cab manual gives an important rule for installation. Specifically, the foldable factory ROPS must remain in the upright position.

Never lower, remove, drill, weld, cut, or alter the ROPS to make the cab fit. The cab does not replace the tractor's factory rollover protection.

Keep the Factory ROPS Upright

The factory ROPS is a tractor safety system. Therefore, Cab 11707 is designed to work with the foldable ROPS in its upright position.

Do not operate the cab with the ROPS folded down. Likewise, never modify the ROPS to gain extra cab clearance.

Use the tractor seat belt as the machine operator manual directs. The cab itself does not provide rollover protection.

Rain Protection for the Yanmar EX2900 and EX3200

Cold rain can make a short tractor job feel long. Water may reach the operator from above, in front, and from the sides.

Cab 11707 places an ABS roof and enclosure around much of the operator station. Therefore, the cab helps reduce direct contact with normal rain.

The enclosure is not a sealed automotive cab. Still, it offers far more weather cover than an open tractor station.

Snow Protection for Winter Tractor Work

The EX2900 and EX3200 can remain useful when winter arrives. Owners may use a compatible loader, blade, or other approved equipment to move snow.

However, wind can send loose snow back toward the seat. Cab 11707 helps block much of that direct snow. In addition, the side and rear panels help reduce swirling snow around the operator.

Snow can still reduce traction and visibility. So, slow down and use the ballast, tires, and traction equipment recommended for your tractor and attachment.

Sleet and Cold Wind Protection

Sleet can strike exposed skin and clothing during winter work. Likewise, cold wind can pull heat away from the operator.

Cab 11707 creates a barrier around much of the seat area. As a result, direct sleet and wind have less contact with the driver.

The cab does not have factory climate control or insulation. Therefore, always dress for the actual outdoor temperature.

Foul-Weather Protection Only

Original Tractor Cab designed Cab 11707 to provide foul-weather protection. The enclosure does not turn the EX2900 or EX3200 into a certified safety cab.

It does not provide protection from rollover, collision, noise, exhaust fumes, chemicals, or other accidents. So, all factory tractor safety systems must remain in use.

Never use the ABS roof or flexible panels as protection against falling or flying objects.

Keep the Cab Well Ventilated

A diesel tractor produces exhaust gases. Therefore, never run the tractor in a closed garage, shed, trailer, or other confined space without proper ventilation.

A weather enclosure can change airflow around the operator. So, inspect the tractor exhaust system before cab use.

Stop the engine at once if exhaust enters the enclosure. Carbon monoxide can cause serious injury or death.

Cab 11707 Adds Height to the Tractor

A hardtop cab changes the tractor's outside size. Thus, a tree limb or garage door that once cleared the ROPS may become a hazard.

Measure the full tractor after Cab 11707 is installed. Then, leave extra room before driving below any low object.

Ground slope and tire setup can also change clearance. Therefore, never rely on a close measurement alone.

Remove Vinyl Panels Before Open Trailer Transport

Original Tractor Cab gives a clear transport rule for Cab 11707. Remove the vinyl panels before hauling the tractor on an open truck or trailer.

Road-speed airflow is much stronger than normal tractor travel. As a result, wind loads can damage the flexible cab panels.

After transport, reinstall the enclosure as the manual directs. Then, inspect the frame and mounting hardware before use.

Proper Cleaning Helps Keep the Windows Clear

Dry dirt can scratch clear plastic. Therefore, do not clean Cab 11707 windows while the plastic is dry.

Instead, wash the clear material with clean running water and your bare hands. Liquid soap may also be used as the current cab instructions direct.

During freezing weather, automotive windshield washer solvent may be used. Meanwhile, colored vinyl areas can be washed with liquid soap and water.

Store the Cab Clean and Dry

Good storage can help extend the useful life of the enclosure. First, clean the clear windows and colored vinyl.

Next, rinse the material and let it dry fully. Then, store the cab in a clean, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Avoid folding the clear plastic windows. A crease can affect both appearance and visibility.

One-Year Original Tractor Cab Warranty

The Cab 11707 manual lists a one-year warranty for new tractor and snow removal equipment cabs. Company-made cab accessories also carry the stated one-year period under the written warranty.

Warranty terms and exclusions apply. Therefore, keep your original proof of purchase and follow the current product instructions.

Misuse, neglect, accidents, or unauthorized changes can affect warranty coverage.

Buy Yanmar Cab 11707 Direct From Original Tractor Cab

The EX2900 and EX3200 have been in service for many years. So, a used tractor may have changes that affect cab fit.

A previous owner may have added lights, mirrors, a different seat, controls, or other equipment. Therefore, check the tractor before ordering.

Buying direct connects you with the company that makes Cab 11707. In turn, you have a direct source for fit questions, instructions, accessories, and product support.

Browse the Original Tractor Cab Yanmar collection for more Yanmar weather protection products.

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If you have a fit question, use the Original Tractor Cab contact page before placing your order.

Yanmar Cub Cadet EX2900 and EX3200 Tractor Specifications

The EX2900 and EX3200 are compact utility tractors built by Yanmar. Earlier machines were sold through the Cub Cadet Yanmar partnership, while later versions carried Yanmar branding.

Both tractors use a similar compact platform. They share a three-cylinder diesel engine family, hydrostatic transmission, four-wheel drive, power steering, wet disc brakes, rear PTO, mid PTO, and Category I three-point hitch.

Engine power is one key difference. The EX2900 produces about 28.7 gross horsepower, while the EX3200 produces about 32 gross horsepower.

Yanmar EX2900 Specifications

28.7 Horsepower Three-Cylinder Diesel Engine

The Yanmar EX2900 uses a three-cylinder, liquid-cooled diesel engine. Published gross engine output is about 28.7 horsepower.

Engine displacement is about 100.2 cubic inches, or 1.6 liters. In addition, the engine uses direct injection.

Rated engine speed is about 2,600 rpm. Therefore, the compact diesel combines useful tractor power with a small overall package.

22.7 PTO Horsepower

Published PTO power for the EX2900 is about 22.7 horsepower. This output helps the tractor run many properly sized compact implements.

Power needs vary by tool. So, always compare the implement requirement with the tractor's PTO rating before use.

Never operate PTO equipment without the correct guards and shields in place.

Three-Range Hydrostatic Transmission

The EX2900 uses a hydrostatic transmission with three ranges. As a result, the operator can change ground speed without shifting through a normal set of travel gears.

A lower range works well for heavy or slow jobs. Meanwhile, higher ranges give more travel speed when conditions allow.

Hydrostatic drive can also make repeated direction changes easier during loader and snow work.

Four-Wheel Drive and Power Steering

Four-wheel drive comes standard on the EX2900 platform. Therefore, power can reach both axles when added traction is needed.

Power steering helps reduce effort at the wheel. Likewise, wet disc brakes give the tractor an enclosed braking system.

Four-wheel drive does not remove the risk of sliding. Ice, mud, slopes, and loose snow can still reduce control.

EX2900 Hydraulic System

The EX2900 uses an open-center hydraulic system. Published implement pump flow is about 5.6 gallons per minute.

Steering flow is about 4.3 gallons per minute. Thus, published total hydraulic flow is about 9.9 gallons per minute.

Attachment needs can vary. Therefore, compare hydraulic requirements before connecting powered equipment.

Category I Three-Point Hitch

The EX2900 uses a Category I rear three-point hitch. This common compact tractor hitch gives owners access to many properly sized implements.

Published rear lift capacity is about 1,100 pounds when measured 24 inches behind the link ends.

Implement length and weight balance still matter. So, never use lift capacity as the only test for safe attachment fit.

Rear and Mid PTO

The EX2900 uses a 540-rpm rear PTO. A 2,100-rpm mid PTO also supports compatible equipment.

This combination helps make the tractor useful through more than one season. For example, owners can use properly matched mowing, snow, and property-care attachments.

Always follow the tractor manual before attaching or operating PTO equipment.

EX2900 Fuel Capacity and Size

Published fuel capacity is about 6.3 gallons. Meanwhile, the tractor wheelbase is about 61 inches.

Published tractor weight is around 2,550 pounds before some attachments or added equipment. Actual operating weight can rise greatly with a loader, ballast, implements, or Cab 11707 installed.

Therefore, use the full equipped weight when selecting a trailer or planning transport.

Yanmar EX3200 Specifications

32 Horsepower Yanmar Diesel Engine

The EX3200 uses a Yanmar 3TNV88 three-cylinder diesel engine. The engine is liquid cooled and uses direct injection.

Displacement is about 100.2 cubic inches, or 1.6 liters. Published gross power is about 32 horsepower at roughly 2,600 rpm.

That output gives the EX3200 a small power increase over the EX2900 while keeping a similar compact tractor platform.

25.5 PTO Horsepower

Published PTO output for the EX3200 is about 25.5 horsepower. Therefore, the tractor can power many properly sized compact tractor implements.

A larger implement is not always a better match. Weight, PTO load, hitch size, and tractor balance all matter.

Check the implement maker's requirements before use.

Three-Range Hydrostatic Drive

Like the EX2900, the EX3200 uses a hydrostatic transmission with three ranges. This gives the operator smooth control of travel speed.

Hydrostatic drive can be useful when working with a front loader. Likewise, frequent forward and reverse movement during snow removal becomes simple.

Always choose a range that matches the job and terrain.

Four-Wheel Drive

The EX3200 uses a four-wheel-drive compact tractor chassis. That setup can add traction during loader, snow, and ground-engaging work.

However, four-wheel drive cannot overcome every surface condition. Therefore, use safe speed and approved ballast when the job requires it.

Keep loads low while traveling. Also, avoid sudden turns with a raised loader.

EX3200 Hydraulic System

The EX3200 uses an open-center hydraulic system. Published implement pump flow is about 5.6 gallons per minute.

Steering flow is about 4.3 gallons per minute. So, total published hydraulic flow is about 9.9 gallons per minute.

Hydraulic specifications help when matching an attachment. Yet pressure, flow, mounting, weight, and control needs must all match.

Category I Three-Point Hitch

A Category I three-point hitch gives the EX3200 broad compact implement capability. Published lift capacity at the hitch ends is about 1,252 pounds.

Capacity at a point farther behind the hitch is lower because leverage increases. Therefore, always use the correct measurement when comparing implement weight.

Add front ballast when the tractor and implement manuals call for it.

540-RPM Rear PTO and 2,100-RPM Mid PTO

The EX3200 uses a live 540-rpm rear PTO. It also provides a 2,100-rpm mid PTO for compatible equipment.

This setup supports a wide range of tractor work. However, PTO equipment can cause serious injury when guards are missing or the machine is used incorrectly.

Stop the engine before working around PTO components unless the tractor manual gives another specific procedure.

EX3200 Dimensions

Published EX3200 length is about 109.4 inches. Width is about 59.1 inches, while the wheelbase is about 61 inches.

ROPS height is roughly 87.8 inches on a common configuration. However, tires, attachments, and machine setup can change actual dimensions.

Cab 11707 changes the tractor envelope again. Therefore, measure your finished machine before entering a garage, shed, trailer, or other low space.

EX3200 Weight and Fuel Capacity

Published EX3200 tractor weight is about 2,500 pounds before some attachments. Fuel capacity is about 6.3 gallons.

A front loader, implement, ballast, fluid-filled tires, and cab can add significant weight. As a result, transport weight can be much higher than the base tractor figure.

Use the actual equipped machine weight when selecting a trailer and tow vehicle.

EX2900 vs. EX3200

The EX2900 and EX3200 share much of the same basic tractor design. Both use Yanmar three-cylinder diesel power, hydrostatic drive, four-wheel drive, power steering, wet disc brakes, and a Category I hitch.

The main power difference is easy to see. The EX2900 is rated at about 28.7 gross horsepower, while the EX3200 is rated at about 32 horsepower.

PTO output also differs. The EX2900 is rated near 22.7 PTO horsepower, while the EX3200 is rated near 25.5 PTO horsepower.

Despite those power differences, Original Tractor Cab 11707 is designed around both tractor models.

Official Yanmar Support

The EX2900 and EX3200 are older compact tractor models. Therefore, exact parts, service procedures, and specifications should always be checked by model and serial number.

Visit the official Yanmar tractor website for current tractor and support information.

You can also visit Yanmar support for manufacturer service resources.

Get More Cold-Weather Use From an EX2900 or EX3200

A good compact tractor can serve for many years. Owners may already have a loader, rear blade, snow equipment, or other tools that fit their machine.

Yet cold weather can make an open tractor hard to use. Therefore, adding a hardtop cab can extend operator comfort into winter.

Cab 11707 does not change engine power, PTO output, or lift capacity. Instead, it changes how much direct weather reaches the operator.

More Cover During Loader Work

Loader work can keep an operator outside for a long time. In winter, that may mean constant exposure to cold wind.

The enclosure helps block direct airflow around much of the seat. So, it can make cold-weather loader work more comfortable.

Never depend on the cab to stop material from a loader. Cab 11707 provides weather protection, not falling-object protection.

More Cover During Snow Removal

Snow removal may require many trips over the same drive or lane. Meanwhile, wind can send fine snow back toward the tractor.

Cab 11707 helps shield the operator from much of that direct snow. As a result, winter work can feel less exposed.

Always keep the windshield clear. Stop work when snow, frost, or moisture blocks your view.

A Practical Upgrade for a Proven Tractor

Many EX2900 and EX3200 tractors remain useful machines. Therefore, owners may prefer to improve an existing tractor instead of replacing it.

Cab 11707 adds a model-fit weather enclosure to that proven platform. In turn, the tractor can remain useful when rain, snow, sleet, and wind arrive.

For many owners, that simple change is the main value of a hardtop cab.

The History of Original Tractor Cab Company

Original Tractor Cab began in Indiana in 1939. Farmer Stanley Williams needed a better way to stay protected from the weather while he worked on his tractor.

So, Stanley designed a cab for his own machine. Other farmers soon saw the value of the idea and wanted weather protection of their own.

Williams placed a small ad in a farm magazine. The strong response showed that many farmers shared the same need. As a result, his practical solution became a manufacturing business.

Born From a Need on the Farm

The first Original Tractor Cab solved a basic problem. Farm work often had to continue even when the weather turned cold or wet.

Better operator cover made sense. Therefore, the idea spread among farmers who spent long days on open tractors.

That focus on useful weather protection became the base of the company.

Original Tractor Cab During World War II

World War II changed the young company's work. During the war, normal tractor cab production gave way to manufacturing for the war effort.

Original Tractor Cab made canvas products and other needed items. After the war, the company returned to outdoor equipment weather products.

That period became part of a manufacturing history that now reaches across more than eight decades.

Robert Williams and the Snowblower Cab

The second generation brought another important product. During the 1960s, Stanley's son Robert Williams designed and patented a cab for walk-behind snowblowers.

That design moved Original Tractor Cab into a new equipment market. Soon, the company also added cabs for lawn and garden tractors.

As a result, Original Tractor Cab began serving far more than traditional farm tractors.

Wayne Williams and the Sunshade

A third generation later added warm-weather protection. In the early 1990s, Stanley's grandson Wayne Williams designed and patented a sunshade.

The new product served tractors as well as lawn and garden equipment. Therefore, Original Tractor Cab could help equipment operators during hot, sunny weather as well as winter.

Sunshades became another important part of the company's growing product line.

From Early Tractor Cabs to Modern Compact Tractors

Tractors changed greatly after 1939. Compact tractors became stronger, easier to use, and able to handle many attachments.

Original Tractor Cab changed with them. So, the company developed model-fit hardtop cabs and enclosures for machines such as the Yanmar EX2900 and EX3200.

Cab 11707 is part of that long history of adapting weather protection to new equipment.

More Than Eight Decades of Weather Protection

Today, Original Tractor Cab makes products for tractors, mowers, snowblowers, zero-turn mowers, and other outdoor equipment.

The machines are different from Stanley Williams' first tractor. Yet the basic need remains easy to understand.

People who work outdoors still face rain, snow, sleet, wind, cold, and sun. Therefore, weather protection remains at the heart of the company.

Made in the USA Since 1939

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

Three generations of the Williams family helped carry the business forward. Meanwhile, its product range grew from farm tractor cabs to many forms of operator weather protection.

Cab 11707 carries that history to Yanmar EX2900 and EX3200 owners today.

Read more on the Original Tractor Cab About Us page .

Yanmar EX2900 & EX3200 Hardtop Cab 11707 FAQ

What tractors fit Original Tractor Cab 11707?

Cab 11707 is designed for the Yanmar Cub Cadet EX2900 and EX3200 compact utility tractors. Always check for owner-added equipment that may affect cab fit.

Is Cab 11707 a hardtop cab?

Yes. The Original Tractor Cab 11707 installation manual lists a molded ABS top as part of the enclosure.

Does Cab 11707 have hinged doors?

Yes. Cab 11707 includes separate right and left doors with door hardware. The hinged design allows normal entry and exit from the operator area.

Does Cab 11707 work with the factory ROPS?

Yes. The cab uses dedicated right and left ROPS brackets. However, the foldable factory ROPS must remain in the upright position during cab installation and use.

Can I fold the ROPS while Cab 11707 is installed?

No. Original Tractor Cab instructs owners to keep the foldable ROPS upright for cab installation and use.

Does Cab 11707 protect against rain?

Yes. Cab 11707 is designed to provide foul-weather protection and helps reduce direct exposure to normal rain.

Does Cab 11707 help protect against snow and sleet?

Yes. The ABS roof and enclosure help reduce direct exposure to normal snow, blowing snow, and sleet during tractor work.

Is Cab 11707 heated?

No. Cab 11707 is a weather enclosure and does not provide factory heating, insulation, or climate control.

How should I clean the clear plastic windows?

Never clean the clear plastic while it is dry. Original Tractor Cab instructs owners to wash it with clean running water and their bare hands. Liquid soap may also be used as directed.

How should I store Cab 11707?

Clean and dry the cab before storage. Then, keep it in a clean, dry place away from direct sunlight and avoid folding the clear plastic windows.

Can I transport the tractor on an open trailer with the vinyl panels installed?

No. Original Tractor Cab instructs owners to remove the vinyl panels before transporting the tractor on an open truck or trailer.

What warranty applies to Cab 11707?

The Cab 11707 manual lists a one-year warranty for new tractor cabs, subject to the terms, responsibilities, and exclusions in the written warranty.

Does Cab 11707 provide rollover protection?

No. Cab 11707 is a foul-weather enclosure. It does not provide protection from rollover, collision, falling objects, or other accidents.

Does Cab 11707 protect against exhaust fumes?

No. The enclosure does not protect against engine exhaust or carbon monoxide. Always operate the tractor with proper ventilation.

Is Cab 11707 a genuine Yanmar or Cub Cadet OEM cab?

No. Original Tractor Cab Co., Inc. manufactures Cab 11707 as an aftermarket weather enclosure for the listed tractors.

Non-OEM and Liability Disclaimer

This is an aftermarket product produced by Original Tractor Cab Co., Inc. It is not a genuine Yanmar or Cub Cadet OEM item. Yanmar, Cub Cadet, related logos, trademarks, and model names remain the property of their respective owners. Brand and model references on this page are used only to identify intended product fit.

Cab 11707 is designed to provide foul-weather protection only. It can help reduce direct exposure to normal weather such as rain, snow, sleet, and wind. The enclosure is not sealed, insulated, or heated.

This product will only help protect from weather elements, not rollover or debris. Cab 11707 is not a Roll-Over Protective Structure, Falling Object Protective Structure, impact guard, collision-protection device, debris shield, or operator-restraint system.

The enclosure will not protect the operator from rollover, collision, falling objects, flying debris, thrown objects, engine exhaust, carbon monoxide, noise, chemicals, fire, or other hazards.

Always follow the Yanmar operator manual and the current Original Tractor Cab installation instructions. Keep the factory ROPS, seat belt, guards, shields, warning labels, controls, and other safety equipment in place and in proper working condition.

The foldable factory ROPS must remain in the upright position for Cab 11707 installation and use. Never cut, drill, weld, bend, remove, lower, or alter the ROPS to make this enclosure fit.

Stop installation if any cab part interferes with a tractor control, operator exit, safety device, warning label, light, attachment, or required field of view.

The owner and operator must confirm correct product fit before installation and use. Replacement seats, tires, lights, mirrors, loaders, controls, attachments, and owner or dealer changes may affect cab fit and clearance.

Adding Cab 11707 changes the tractor's outside dimensions. Therefore, measure the completed machine after installation. Allow safe clearance below garage doors, sheds, trailers, tree limbs, and other overhead objects.

Remove the vinyl panels before transporting the tractor on an open truck or trailer. Road-speed airflow can damage the enclosure and cab components.

Never operate the tractor in a confined area without proper ventilation. Stop the engine at once if exhaust enters the enclosure or if carbon monoxide may be present.

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