How do you repair a damaged Kubota cab top ?

[murphy1244]

Here is the "after", looks pretty good:

I like the add-on Roll Bar!

 

[TripleR]

Murph, with all the trees, we had to add the brush guards or just keep fixing lights and cracked roofs, so far it's worked out pretty well and hope to add them to our M8540 this winter.

 

[murphy1244]

Murph, with all the trees, we had to add the brush guards or just keep fixing lights and cracked roofs, so far it's worked out pretty well and hope to add them to our M8540 this winter.

That is the only way I would take a Cab Tractor into the woods..Nice Job your brother did.

 

[TripleR]

That is the only way I would take a Cab Tractor into the woods..Nice Job your brother did.

Thanks, I sure am lucky to have someone willing to do that kind of work. When he was fifteen, I had him help me change transmissions on my 54 Ford car and he took off from there, his son is the same way. He can do mechanical, welding, carpentry, drywall, flooring, electrical, plumbing...

 

[MRHURT]

you make have these posted somewhere else, but could you post more pictures of the tree deflection cage you built?

 

[4shorts]

He can do mechanical, welding, carpentry, drywall, flooring, electrical, plumbing...

I bet he does them all perfectly too as he did with that cab repair. That being said, I bet he feels pretty lucky to have a brother like you too. I'd have no issues letting him work on my stuff. Good job!
Keep well buddy

 

[TripleR]

you make have these posted somewhere else, but could you post more pictures of the tree deflection cage you built?

Don't know if you were addressing me, but if you were: http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/owning-operating/302353-brush-guard-cab-tractor.html?highlight=

I bet he does them all perfectly too as he did with that cab repair. That being said, I bet he feels pretty lucky to have a brother like you too. I'd have no issues letting him work on my stuff. Good job!
Keep well buddy

Thanks Paul; but kinda one sided lately, but I help him out when I can, we're really close.
Best wishes

 

[Jay4200]

If looks aren't all that important: I repaired several cracks in a canopy a friend gave me - I first sanded the canopy next to the cracks, and drilled holes along both sides of the cracks. I then secured the crack with heavy zip ties strung though the holes - like stitches. I then mixed up a big batch of 5 minute epoxy and flowed it over the crack and zip ties, then repeated on the other side. Both sides get bonded together through the drilled holes. After I was all done, I blasted it with spray paint. Worked great and looks good enough to be on top of a roof that I never see.

 

[MRHURT]

yes sir that what i was looking for shots of the mounting points.

thats enough info for me to be dangerous.