I bought a regal heater cab last year and the instructions that Came with I can?t understand the cab was new old stock and it wasn?t stored properly the pictures are not clear enough to see and I?ve nevrr put one on before does anyone Have pictures of one installed they could take pictures of how the brackets mount to the tractor?
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Kansas4010
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Are you talking about a weather brake or heat houser? They go by many different names. What's it going on? I had a Femco and now a Burch heat houser on a Jd 2510.
What make/model tractor are you putting it on?
I bought two of them this year. NOS just like yours.
I think the ones I bought are model 1986. (not year, model)
I will be putting one of them on a Ford 3000 soon.
The other will probably go on the Ferguson 35 Deluxe.
The ones I bought are very similar to the one on my Jubilee,
but the loader makes mounting that one completely different.
I bought two of them this year. NOS just like yours.
I think the ones I bought are model 1986. (not year, model)
I will be putting one of them on a Ford 3000 soon.
The other will probably go on the Ferguson 35 Deluxe.
The ones I bought are very similar to the one on my Jubilee,
but the loader makes mounting that one completely different.
Kansas4010
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Only picture I have of mine right now. It was last year and I haven't put it on yet this year. Still to warm.
Kansas4010
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Sure. Might be a bit though. It was almost 70 degrees yesterday. I don't like it on the tractor so I wait till I need it on.
I think that Femco bought out Regal. If you will go to the Femco website (I'm not smart enough to put a link here), you will find pdf downloads of instructions for their various weatherbrakes. The photos in the instructions aren't that great, but they're pretty straight foward to put on.
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