I lost a post!!

DDT · Jul 10, 2004

I think? in Dec of 02 till the first part of 03 I had posted my cab I made for my 4400. I have searched hi and low. I can not find it any where. I know it was in this form (i think) that was before build it your self was here.
I got a virus and crashed my computer, so I lost all the pics of it. I would just like to keep the orginals if I could. Thanks to any one that can point me in the right area!!!
DDT

beenthere · Jul 10, 2004

I wondered if I possibly had downloaded any, and found two (I think they are yours) and will send them, just in case it helps.

beenthere · Jul 10, 2004

This is the other that I have.

DDT · Jul 10, 2004

That is her.
I don't suppose we could find the post.

beenthere · Jul 10, 2004

I thought you had already looked at your posts, but thought I would for kicks.
I found this.
Cab in Progress

KiotiJohn · Jul 11, 2004

DDT. If you ever need to find one of your posts again, just click on your name and then on "show all user's posts." You should be able to find it if you have an idea of when you posted and the subject. Of course, many changes have occurred since you made the original post, and maybe it's not on that list any more?
I wanted to ask if you ever made a heater for it. I was worried about your use of the engine heat as you may be getting too much carbon monoxide that way. You blood attracts carbon dioxide even easier than oxygen and it doesn't take a lot to cause you harm. Just a thought on your safety. John

DDT · Jul 11, 2004

That is it. I sure could not locate it. Thanks beenthere.
KiotiJohn, thanks for the tip, I guess that would be the easy way to do it, since I now how now!
I am still useing engine heat, most of the time I have my coats & gloves off. There is no carbon monoxide in the cab that I now off. I don't feel tierd, eyes don't burn so I think I am OK. As long as I don't have any exhast leaks. Now if the wind is wrong and I leave the door open when I get out, that is another story.
I did have the glass tinted last fall before I put it on for the winter. Much Better.

michaelaz · Jul 12, 2004

I wanted to ask if you ever made a heater for it. I was worried about your use of the engine heat as you may be getting too much carbon monoxide that way. You blood attracts carbon dioxide even easier than oxygen and it doesn't take a lot to cause you harm. Just a thought on your safety. John
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John, I think that is a diesel and diesels don't emit carbon monoxide fumes.
Michael

DDT · Jul 12, 2004

diesels don't emit carbon monoxide fumes.
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I learned some thing today. Thanks Michael

KiotiJohn · Jul 13, 2004

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Diesels and CO
Michael, this is a common misconception, and I have no idea why it ever got started. While diesels put out LESS CO than do gas engines, they still emit CO. CO is the byproduct of any internal combustion. Check out the article link to see more. John