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The answer to this issue is a product Called Tractor Guard. My brother
has these on two of his machines for six seasons now. They are a
patented clear polycarbonate material that are UV protected and not
yellowing. They install and can be removed in about two minutes and they
have them for all makes and models of tractors, skid steers, and most
construction equipment. I will try to add some photos that I've found on
the internet. They will take care of your problem. They can be purchased
in the USA and Canada from US Farm Innovations www.usfarminnovations.com
or by calling them at 512-423-8443
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