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Posted by Warren in Wisc. on November 15, 2005 at 08:00:03 from (67.66.143.175):
Looks like winter is coming real soon. Forcast is for rain turning to snow tonight. I have a 743 Bobcat with the usual cab, but no door or glass windows to cut down on the wind. What are my options here without going to the dealer? I can't seem to locate any Bobcat salvage yards to get a used door, so I guess I can make one. What kind of windows do you guys suggest? Plexiglas seems the most practical to me. It must have had some type of window in its previous life, because I can see the remnants of what looks like velcro around the edges. Is that how plexiglas should be attached, or would it work to drill small holes in the plexiglas and attach directly to the cab mesh? Any good ideas out there without breaking the bank?
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