Home-built cab in progress

[PACountryGuy]

The Lexan and vinyl are mounted and I took it out for a maiden voyage yesterday. The orange on the roof gives the job a nice touch.

I love being inside now. I wish I would have done this last year when I first got the blower.

Take a look.

Tony Zona on the Web

 

[600rider]

That is a very nice Job Tony. I made mine out of .75x.75x.125 square tube and dark plexiglass (got a screamming deal on it) and self drilling and tapping screws. I used glass windows from a Lift buss for the front and rear window so I could put wipers on it and they work great! ( station wagon rear wiper moters from an old "K" car wagon.) I also used exhisting bolt holes so as to not drill into the tractor. It is great to get out of the weather but as you have found out it is louder so I just wear ear plugs or my MP3 player with muffs on over it:thumbsup: I am contumplating a total rebuild next summer but it does work so I dont know. Are you on rt 19 north of waterford? we travel that way quite a bit. I am on Route 8 1 mile south of Union City.

 

[PACountryGuy]

Yep, that is where I am.

Did you oversize your holes in the Plexiglas? If so, how much? Just curious.

And thanks for the compliment.

 

[Army grunt]

Great looking.You should be proud of what you have done
Army Grunt

 

[bowhunter543]

600rider Where are the pictures? You know we all love pictures.

 

[bowhunter543]

PACountryGuy I was so happy that you listed your suppliers. I have already been on the fabric website and have samples ordered.

 

[PACountryGuy]

Bowhunter,

My neighbor across the road found them and sent me there. I talked to them. Wonderful place to deal.

 

[PACountryGuy]

Army Grunt, Thanks again. You're giving me a big head.