2320 Curtis Cab questions

[castiman]

In reply to your question,I do not have a fan to help circulate the warm air from the heater, thus far the heater has been doing a pretty good job so far. But now that you mention it I just might install one (I did have a little fogging on the windshield the last couple of times I went out. Any good suggestions where to pick one up? I also lowerd my heater mount on my 2320 so that I could install a chute deflector cable above the heater (I replaced the clear lexan panel with a piece of 3/16 steel and painted it JD Green, drilled a hole for my cable and reinstalled the steel filler panel. Looks like it came factory

I'm going to check with my dealer on the fan he's been pretty good so far with pricing on anything I've wanted.I didn't notice the chute deflector before that looks pretty handy I'll add that to my list for next winter.My heater is located on my left side so all I should have to do is drill a hole in my cover.

 

[BIGTOOLRACK]

Hello I am new to this site hope you dont mind me jumping in here.That metal plate is a great idea! I bought the remote downspout control but was wondering where to mount it since the glass was in the way.

Tim

 

[Dale1995]

Hello I am new to this site hope you dont mind me jumping in here.That metal plate is a great idea! I bought the remote downspout control but was wondering where to mount it since the glass was in the way.

Tim

just remember that you have to lower your heater bracket 2 inches so that you will have room to operate the cable. I cut my bracket off with a dremel tool and fibre disk. Then I choose to have a stainless steel bracket made that wrapped around the heater. (the old method of mounting the heater was kind of flimsy)

 

[castiman]

Dale, the step like yours i ordered just came in. Was the flat stock you used to bolt it to 1-1/2 by 1/4''. I've got two bolts in my floor I can use to connect a frame to it without doing any welding on the tractor.

 

[Dale1995]

Dale, the step like yours i ordered just came in. Was the flat stock you used to bolt it to 1-1/2 by 1/4''. I've got two bolts in my floor I can use to connect a frame to it without doing any welding on the tractor.

Can't remember exactly what size I used but I think it was 2" by 3/8". I used the 3/8 only because I am a stocky guy and tend to always overbuild things I make. I believe I used 2" because I wanted the sides to be a little taller than the step, I also rounded off the ends of the steel so that I don't hurt myself (and it looks more professional too) I used stainless steel bolts to bolt it all together, so if I ever want to take it apart I can

 

[BIGTOOLRACK]

Thanks for the info! I ended up pulling out the plexy glass on the other side and drilling the hole in it. I hope it holds up.... if not I will have top make one out of metal. Can you send me a pick of the bottom side of the step you installed I would like to add it to my machine great idea!

Thanks
Tim

 

[Dale1995]

Thanks for the info! I ended up pulling out the plexy glass on the other side and drilling the hole in it. I hope it holds up.... if not I will have top make one out of metal. Can you send me a pick of the bottom side of the step you installed I would like to add it to my machine great idea!

Thanks
Tim

These are the only pictures I have of that step, I hope this helps!