2manyrocks
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That Challenger is so tall you could mount a strobe to the undercarriage like all the cool kids.
Ideas for fastening strobe light to tractor roof
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- A Hay Field along the PA/DE border
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- Challenger MT655E, Massey Ferguson 7495, Challenger MT555D, Challenger MT535B Krone 4x4 XC baler, 2-Kubota ZD1211’s, 2020 Ram 5500 Cummins 4x4, IH 7500 4x4 dump truck, Kaufman 35’ tandem 19 ton trailer, Deere CX-15, Pottinger Hay mower, NH wheel rak
It’s not really, compared to most farm tractors. My 2 larger tractors need a 12’ door.
Williy
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HeyDud do you have lights on the top front of your
cab? If you want a flashing light just put one on
each side of the cab should be able to see long
ways away
willy
cab? If you want a flashing light just put one on
each side of the cab should be able to see long
ways away
willy
MinnesotaEric
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OP: that whole shell of a roof pops off by removing the fasteners from under the shell. from there you can run power from under the shell to where you want to mount your strobe light with a weather-connector (I suggest either a big-a ss Delphi-style weatherpack or a compact Deutsch weatherpack connector so you can remove the light to get the machine inside the 10' garage opening.
Alternatively, as my buddy asked when about to order a new garage, "Eric, how high is your Payloader?" Order a 14' tall door.
Alternatively, as my buddy asked when about to order a new garage, "Eric, how high is your Payloader?" Order a 14' tall door.