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molinegb

04-04-2008 14:09:30




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Which generation of the R Cab had the 8 pieces of the floor that cover the axles,brake pedals etc?




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molinegb

04-04-2008 16:26:46




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 Re: R cab floor in reply to molinegb, 04-04-2008 14:09:30  
I have my floor all out. There is two pieces over the axles,one on each side. Two larger pieces one on each side. One piece with the brake release,one small piece around brake pedals,and two smaller pieces. The panel under the battery was rusted out. I made copies of them on cardboard and will get a new set cut with plasma. The back is just the platform where the seat mounts. Any toolbox? Mine had one under the seat. So are all cab floors the same? There is a picture of one in Brian Rukes's book that appears to have no front floor at all.

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john graham

04-04-2008 14:30:39




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 Re: R cab floor in reply to molinegb, 04-04-2008 14:09:30  
Gary - I tried to look at mine. It is backed up against a wall and two other tractors are halved into it on both sides. Couldn't get to the back in another words. There is a rubber floor mat covering the inside.

I looked up from the bottom and I can't see how there are that many pieces. One full panel on the left with a brake device. A curved piece going up over the axle. I think the back parts are the tractor floor.

On the right, there is the piece for going around the pully, then flat floor part, then the curved axle piece, and finally the tractor floor.

I'm thinking only 5 pieces. John

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