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Removing 1755 Cab

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FormerlyPaMike

12-03-2005 15:38:45




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I have a White cab on my 1755 that I want to remove to paint. What is the best method of removing it? It looks like the cab will pivot back on the mounts so that the roof is vertical. Is this part of the removal process or just used to access the tractor for repairs?




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Fern(Mi)

12-04-2005 11:24:32




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 Re: Removing 1755 Cab in reply to FormerlyPaMike, 12-03-2005 15:38:45  
In addition, the floor pan is independent once those two bolts you mentioned are removed. The seat bolts hold the floor pan down.
Also forgot to add there is a bolt and body mount down front either side of cab needing removal.
Have fun.
Fernan



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Fern(Mi)

12-04-2005 11:21:08




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 Re: Removing 1755 Cab in reply to FormerlyPaMike, 12-03-2005 15:38:45  
Sounds like a Cozy Cab. Does it look like this:
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If so it should have a couple pickup points on top like these...
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If not, you may be able to make ot attach a pair.
With thes lifting points you should be able to pick the cab staright up working it or moving it about to clear the steering wheel and post.
Got any more questions hollar.
Fernan
PS: this is a project in progress off an 1850 which is the same cab as on a neighbor"s 1855. Good luck!

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Formerly PaMike

12-04-2005 12:29:20




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 Re: Removing 1755 Cab in reply to Fern(Mi), 12-04-2005 11:21:08  
Good idea! I didnt think of using a hoist in the shop for lifting it off. I was thinking of having to use a front end loader. My cab is similar, but not quite the same. You have any idea how much that thing weights? From what it sounds it isnt as hard as it looks to pull a cab off.
Thanks
Mike



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VADAVE

12-05-2005 04:23:33




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 Re: Removing 1755 Cab in reply to Formerly PaMike, 12-04-2005 12:29:20  
Oh about a ton.
That's what the one I brought home from Iowa weighs.



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FormerlyPaMike

12-05-2005 09:20:47




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 Re: Removing 1755 Cab in reply to VADAVE, 12-05-2005 04:23:33  
Wow, I wouldnt have guessed that much...Thanks



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FormerlyPaMike

12-05-2005 09:20:51




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 Re: Removing 1755 Cab in reply to VADAVE, 12-05-2005 04:23:33  
Wow, I wouldnt have guessed that much...Thanks



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