Interior and exterior pics of Jodale Perry cab on 2720

[MGB2720]

Some of you wanted to see interior pics of a Jodale Perry cab. Well I did the best I could using a smart phone...

The noise level in the cab is not that bad. It does come with carpet like material that is applied to the fenders on the inside as well as under the seat. There is also a rubber type membrane that is installed on the floor. I am very pleased with it.

The only negative (probably applies only to me) is that I cannot hear anymore if my spreader is out of salt and grit. I have to look around if it is still spreading material.

[MGB2720]

Here are more exterior pics taken this morning.

I blowed some snow last night in my t-shirt... fan setting on low...

I had mentioned in a previous thread that I was still getting used to the cab. I live on a hill side and as you can see from the pics, I need to spread salt and grits up the hill otherwise vehicles wouldn't be able to drive up the hill or safely drive down. I also have a pair of Norse chains on my 2720. Believe me they are required!

The blower is a bit undersized for this tractor. I had purchased it for a 2320 that I used to own. Notice that I added wings to the blower to get the added width.

[techwrtr2]

Does that cab replace your ROPS? Does it add much to the total height?

[MGB2720]

Yes it does replace the rops. My tractor with Jodale Perry cab is about 84" in height.

[techwrtr2]

Thanks. I've pondered a cab for my machine and that is a concern.

[mjncad]

Thanks for the interior pics. Are you going to get a cloth seat cover so you don't get the frozen or scorched butt depending on the time of year?

Here is the link to the OP's original cab post. http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/j...perry-cab.html

[Ductape]

What a nice looking cab JoDale Perry makes. Looks about as good as anything the factory would come out with.

[TCowner]

I like those tire chains. Who makes them and what did they cost? Thanks

[fdmars]

No THAT is a snow fighting machine....Looks great

[Henri88]

You are going to love that cab, believe me. Making the heater connection is fairly easy. Just follow the instruction. Electrical is also easy. I connected the red wire to the starter (live), ground to the motor mount, right beside the starter. The other wire was a little more tricky. I ran a wire from the key switch to the access door (bottom left near the brake pedal, rubber access plug) and I installed a wire connection. I did this because I remove my cab every summer so I use this access door to get to the wire. Connecting the wire to the accessories on the key switch prevent us from making the mistake of forgetting the heater fan or wiper on. On the other hand, the cab lights will work with or without the the key, switch on, accessories. Here's a couple of pic. (soft-cab)