Kawasaki Mule 4000 Rear Windshield

When you're running your Kawasaki Mule 4000 on the farm or job site with just a front windshield, you're dealing with dust getting kicked up and pulled around inside the cab. A rear windshield fixes that problem. It blocks the swirling air and protects you from the elements so you can actually focus on work instead of fighting the conditions around you.

What You're Getting

This is a 1/4" polycarbonate panel that bolts straight to your headache rack using heavy-duty velcro straps and steel brackets. The install takes maybe 20 minutes—no drilling or welding needed. The seal around the edges is solid, so you won't hear rattling at speed. And since the mounting hardware leaves a gap, you can still convert the cab from two-seater to four-seater layout if you need to. You can even cover that gap with a soft cab cover if you want.

Why Polycarbonate Matters

This material is way tougher than what you'd think. It's 250 times stronger than regular glass and 25 times harder than acrylic, so it shrugs off flying rocks and trail debris without shattering. The panel also has a slight tint built in to cut down on UV exposure during long days outside.

Fitment

• Kawasaki Mule 4000 : 2016+
• Kawasaki Mule 4010 : 2016+
• Kawasaki Mule 4010 Diesel : 2016+

Important: This fits four-seat models only—it won't work on two-seat versions. It's compatible with most hard tops and soft tops.