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Removeable cabs exist?

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Quebec Bob

01-12-2005 07:01:29




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I use my tractor to blow snow in winter and would like to put one of those simple (plastic?) cabs on it to keep the blowing snow out of my shirt. I don't like a cab in summer so I would like to take it off in the spring. I only use it for my own barnyard which takes about a half hour or less to clean so I am thinking I can get away without a heater and wiper. Maybe I am wrong? Does anyone know where you can get such a cab? Any tips? Thanks

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Farmall Don

01-12-2005 13:38:04




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 Re: Removeable cabs exist? in reply to Quebec Bob, 01-12-2005 07:01:29  
I take all the windows out of the cab and doors off for the summer. Then it keeps the sun from pounding on my head while doing hay work. My thoughts anyway.

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Bob

01-12-2005 08:21:39




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 Re: Removeable cabs exist? in reply to Quebec Bob, 01-12-2005 07:01:29  
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Red Dave

01-12-2005 08:01:23




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 Re: Removeable cabs exist? in reply to Quebec Bob, 01-12-2005 07:01:29  
Originalcab.com makes & sells some things that might be what you are looking for.


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Fawteen

01-12-2005 07:28:46




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 Re: Removeable cabs exist? in reply to Quebec Bob, 01-12-2005 07:01:29  
Before I got a plow for my truck so I could plow in comfort, I had a "heat houser" on my tractor. No top, but a good windbreak, and did funnel some heat back from the engine. Relatively inexpensive, and about a half hour to put on or take off.



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