If your's is close to a US model then Get ROP's for that model thru Kubota. May take little to no fabrication to make it fit.I have a gray market, so I couldn't go through kubota, so when I order mine, it's gonna cost substantially higher.
Coachgeo, I think you're confused,
What wolfman said
I tried before joining site, got stalled with the serial number also doesn't help that the parts guys daughter at kubota happend to be my grand kids sitter, and is engaged to my neighbors kid not looking to get the dude in trouble, plus ya never know when he's gonna show up on my door step. The other bota dealer in the area is a bunch of pr$$$$, and I refuse to give them one cent. Been checking for used ones and on the waiting lists at all the salvage yards. Salvage yards keep getting in altered or wrecked ones that they can't legally sell. Best bet so far is purchasing one from a company that specializes in rops for grey markets for about 1000$ including shipping. 
It's not that complicated to make a ROP. Guys build their own Buggy's and 4x4's all the time and they beat the shiat out of them. Not talking hillbilly builds. There is plenty with CAD operated benders in their home garage.What wolfman said
Most dealers don't charge for ROPS program deals, At least the one up here doesn't.Buying them from Kubota is not bad
Putting it on the machine not bad....
paying for SHIPPING from Kubota ............
Outrageous !
If it was just me, then I wouldn't even worry about getting a rops for it. But, I got two grand kiddos (6 and 8) that are already bugging the shyte out of me to teach them how to drive it. The little one can't even reach the pedals yet. The older one will be learning to drive it when he's able to work and understand the concept of a clutch. Probably be in two years. Not gonna have something built by joe redneck down the road or the wino from the local fab shop and put those two boys lives at risk. What would I tell my son or daughter in law if something were to happen and have a weld fail?
While I understand your thinking..... just keep in mind there are many many many amazing buggies and modified 4x4's out there carting around members of their families on difficult trails that have rolled and flopped without injury and the builder of the rig loves their kids and grand kids just as much as you which is why their roll cages are made sure to be up to the task. Their is definitely hillbilly builds you should not associate with..... then their are others who are highly intelligent who just love offroading too...... doctors, engineers, those who design factory/aftermarket ROPS, and others in science fields. These guys pass on their knowledge to those who started out as hillbilly builders who have a desire to do better. Offroaders in general are not sum dumb lot of idiot hillbilly's. The hillbilly is actually an exception to the rule. Been there.... bent that
I agree, there are some really good builders out there. Just not gonna take the chance on itWhile I understand your thinking..... just keep in mind there are many many many amazing buggies and modified 4x4's out there carting around members of their families on difficult trails that have rolled and flopped without injury and the builder of the rig loves their kids and grand kids just as much as you which is why their roll cages are made sure to be up to the task. Their is definitely hillbilly builds you should not associate with..... then their are others who are highly intelligent who just love offroading too...... doctors, engineers, those who design factory/aftermarket ROPS, and others in science fields. These guys pass on their knowledge to those who started out as hillbilly builders who have a desire to do better. Offroaders in general are not sum dumb lot of idiot hillbilly's. The hillbilly is actually an exception to the rule. Been there.... bent that
And i know the local fabricators I trust them for repairs, but not with anything that could potentially save your life little bugger held the steering wheel to support himself while he stood on the clutch, turned the key and hit the starter button. Course my brother made sure it was in neutral and the brake was set before he let him do it. It's amazing what those little buggers pick up
That sounds high, like full price high, go to Kubota.com and go to bottom of page to support then to safety then to the middle tab and fill out the form, and see what answer you get from them.I sent an email to a kubota dealer today..... replied $450 uninstalled
