Posted by Adirondack case guy on July 11, 2018 at 18:21:17 from (69.207.198.19):
When I bought my 1963 Case 831C it had an abortion of a Comfort Cab on it, painted calf shi!! yellow. One of those things with fiberglass roof, angle iron frame with glass windows and lots of canvas that draped down the fender and up front to enclose the motor. Ugly and awkward to say the least. I totally dismantled it, saved the glass as it is laminated safety glass and can be recut for some other projects that I have. I fabed up a two post vertical support from some 2x2" tubing from salvaged Kubota shipping crates, to support the old roof frame and fiberglass roof. It came out pretty good. The roof has round lines and fits the looks of the 1957 Case 300. I plan on repainting the tractor in the not to distant future for an August tractor show, and painting the new sun shade to match. Loren
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