Grill Guard

Buggs67 · Oct 20, 2014

George2615 said:
Nice job. I don't think I need one that big but am thinking of adding heavy wire to my existing brush guard. Maybe next spring. Spent too much this year on other projects and builds.

I was thinking the same after some firewood came over the bucket and narrowly missed my headlights. Just some expanded steel over the existing guard.

TripleR · Oct 20, 2014

Here is a really good thread with a nice grill guard: http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/...-m9540-belly-skid-plate-brush.html?highlight=

hobonc · Oct 20, 2014

You had my curiosity up with those black bars going from the grill guard to the sky,,,, I see you have a cab with more guards, Cool... The difficult part of my build is the original guard has to tilt to open the hood....

nybirdman · Oct 20, 2014

Or just do behind the grill guard.I did mine after spearing the battery!

TripleR · Oct 20, 2014

hobonc said:
You had my curiosity up with those black bars going from the grill guard to the sky,,,, I see you have a cab with more guards, Cool... The difficult part of my build is the original guard has to tilt to open the hood....

Check out the one by Richard (ovrzd) the grill on the M95/8540 has to tilt forward to open the hood.

kco · Oct 28, 2014

nybirdman said:
Or just do behind the grill guard.I did mine after spearing the battery!

Same here nybirdman. I speared my battery and broke the bottom of the plastic grill and punched in the screen mesh on my DK35 a couple of weeks ago. JB Weld fixed the plastic and I pounded back the screen mesh (for the 3rd time) but had to buy a new battery ($130). I have damaged the same area three times while piling branches on burn piles. The first two were minor from small sticks, but the third was more serious from a root sticking out from a stump at the bottom of the pile.

I gave this photo (from TBN but I can't find the thread):