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Can-Am Defender Roofs Built For Sun And Weather

Can-Am Defender · Roofs and shade

Can-Am Defender Roofs Built For Sun And Weather

Aluminum, poly, and insulated Can-Am Defender roofs that cut sun and rain exposure. Compare shade, noise, and mounting for ranch and hunting use.

During hot months, shade is one of the most valuable accessories on a working ranch. A Can-Am Defender roof pays for itself in how much longer anyone is willing to stay on the machine.

The tradeoffs are simple: poly roofs are quiet and cheap, aluminum is tough and reflects heat well, and insulated or dual-layer roofs cut radiant heat and rain drumming the most.

Look for a roof with a front lip that sheds water away from the dash and mounts that clamp to the Defender cage without drilling.

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Can-Am Defender questions

+Aluminum or plastic roof for a Can-Am Defender?

Aluminum handles brush and limb strikes better and reflects heat; poly is quieter in rain and costs less. Working ranch machines usually run aluminum.

+Will a roof make the machine hotter?

No. Direct sun on the seats and dash is what makes a UTV unbearable in hot weather. A roof lowers surface temperatures significantly and keeps the cab shaded all day.

+Do roofs leak?

A one-piece roof with sealed mounts stays dry. Two-piece roofs can seep at the seam unless you run the supplied gasket or a bead of sealant.

+Can I mount lights to a UTV roof?

Yes, most aluminum roofs support a light bar on the front lip. Check thickness and use backing plates on poly roofs.

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