Description

There’s nothing worse than trying to work with a sunroof that won’t stay open when you need ventilation, or one that suddenly slams shut while you’re focused on field work. When gas struts fail, that’s exactly what happens—and that heavy roof hatch becomes a real problem. This connector block is the critical link between your sunroof gas struts and the cab frame, making sure everything connects properly and operates smoothly.

What You’re Getting

Precision-machined connector that creates a secure mounting point for gas struts
Durable construction that handles the constant movement and pressure from opening and closing
Direct replacement for the factory connector block—no modifications needed
Proper fit ensures your gas struts can do their job without binding or stress
Small part that makes a big difference in how your sunroof operates

Built for Real Farm Work

Your Fiat L series and Winner series tractors, along with New Holland 35 series and TL models, are workhorses that see daily use for everything from loader work to hay operations. These tractors see lots of in-and-out action, and that sunroof gets opened and closed constantly when you need airflow during dusty work or want better visibility. The Super Comfort Cab was designed to make long days more bearable, and a properly functioning sunroof is part of that comfort.

Made to Last

Farm equipment operates in demanding conditions with constant vibration, temperature extremes, and exposure to dust and moisture. This connector block is designed to maintain consistent performance despite these challenging conditions, providing reliable connection points season after season. The quality construction resists corrosion and wear from daily use.

Installation Notes

Installation typically involves removing the old connector and mounting the new one to existing mounting points. Always support the sunroof properly during installation to prevent damage or injury. If your sunroof has been propped open with makeshift supports, check for any damage to the mounting points before installing the new connector block.