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Topic: Cab vs open station
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| DK44H
12-27-2012 17:31:09
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I've spent the past few evenings finishing up my conversion of a 966 from a cab tractor to an open station. I was wondering what exactly were the differences in the tractor itself besides the fact that one had a cab and the other didn't? Haha. I see some 66s had chrome levers for the gear shift, throttle, and ta and some were black. Are the cabbed tractors the ones with the black and the open stations chrome? Or was this a production year type difference? Did all the 66s come with the vinyl cover around the gauges on the dash or was that only on cabbies? And last, should a true open station have the cast piece around the steering wheel with the "throttle gauge" for lack of a better term or did some have it made of plastic? I know the PTO levers were different as well, just trying to make this thing as "correct" as possible. Thanks for the help. DK
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| Phil in NW Mo.
12-28-2012 05:22:17
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Re: Cab vs open station in reply to DK44H, 12-27-2012 17:31:09
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| Hey DK i am still interested in your old cab if you are wanting to sell it.You can e-mail me at chefphil72@hotmail.com
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| DK44H
12-28-2012 22:27:51
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Re: Cab vs open station in reply to Phil in NW Mo., 12-28-2012 05:22:17
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| I'm sorry Phil but the cab has been sold. A neighbor of mine had a fire in his cab and ruin most of it so he is going to replace it with the one I removed. DK.
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| Phil in NW Mo.
12-31-2012 07:36:20
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Re: Cab vs open station in reply to DK44H, 12-28-2012 22:27:51
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| Ok thanks alot if you here of another one let me know
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