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JD CABS?

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Jonathan

10-15-2003 12:17:46




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Who made the cabs that were used on JD 70,80's
That came with the tractor when it was new? Did John Deere make them or someone else? thanks




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RJ-Az

10-15-2003 21:19:09




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 Re: JD CABS? in reply to Jonathan, 10-15-2003 12:17:46  
You might check with the phone company as I think these were recycled phone booths. Just kiddin!!
I used to run an 80 for a neighbor and I think it had a Hinker cab on it. Anyway I am pretty sure that they were all aftermarket and varied by region.I was working in a JD shop in 1970 something when the first Sound-Gard 4430 rolled off the truck. The old mechanic threw down his hat and said "Thats it I quit, ain't nobody can work on that."

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robert

10-15-2003 18:00:20




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 Re: JD CABS? in reply to Jonathan, 10-15-2003 12:17:46  
I'm no expert.But I'm quite sure "The Egging Company of Gurley Nebraska" is what you are talking about.I researched this a while back thinking my tractor an( 830) was from a Gurley area dealer,but it turned out the tractor once had a cab on it and it was the cab company mentioned insignia on tractor.They are still in business but don't make cabs anymore.I think case used them also. Hope this helps.

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Putt Putt

10-15-2003 13:52:05




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 Re: JD CABS? in reply to Jonathan, 10-15-2003 12:17:46  
Jonathan-----

As I recall, these cabs were dealer or owner installed and not factory installed. The 80 used a unit slightly modified from the one used on the �R�. I don�t recall seeing such on a �70�. I believe that, rather than being a John Deere manufacture, they were from a �preferred� supplier. Somewhere I have more on them and I�ll try to pass it along in the next few days.

I rode in one of these cabs on an �R� a few months ago. Noisy, unheated, un-air conditioned, and hard to see out of, it was little better than an umbrella!!!

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Ralph

10-15-2003 21:07:37




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 Re: Re: JD CABS? in reply to Putt Putt, 10-15-2003 13:52:05  
Not too bad in the winter, they concentrate transmission noise in the cab. I left mine in Canada rather than have it jerking on the fenders in a "60 MPH wind while being tranported here.



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Lee

10-16-2003 21:05:59




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 Re: Re: Re: JD CABS? in reply to Ralph, 10-15-2003 21:07:37  
Hesston Mfg. Co. Hesston, Kanas made cabs for J. D. Tractors I have -2- cabs one for a 820-2- cyl. diesel and one for a 830- 2- cyl diesel. Lee



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