drag_slick
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I've got a T2220 (same as TC34DA / 2035... etc..). Anybody have any experience with the soft cab that NH sells? Looks to be made by Original Cab Co., but only available through the dealer.
Soft cabs for Boomers
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6sunset6
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- NH TC34DA 34HP HST, 2 rear remotes, front diverter, loaded R4's
Yes I have one on a TC34DA. I like it well enough. I got it to keep snow blowing snow off me 2-3 years ago. Works great. I modified the door hangers ( just moved one down I think) so I can lift the doors off with no tools. I leave everything on in the summer except the doors. It is cooler in the summer as well. No heat or AC but then it is $1000 not $5000. It is too big for UPS and truck freight was insane. I ended picking it up 4 hrs away. There was a closer dealer but he wanted more $$.No pictures with doors on and it was raining cats and dogs
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drag_slick
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That's really all I'm looking for is something to keep the snow off. Thanks for the pics! Glad to see it actually sits lower then the ROPS, if it was any taller than that it wouldn't fit in my shop!
jimmysisson
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- 1993 NH 2120 (the best), 1974 MF 135 (sold, but solid), 1947 Farmall A (bought, sold, bought back, sold again), 1956 MH50 lbt (sold, in 1980, darn it)
I have a Curtis with soft doors and rear glazing. I like the roof over me and over the dash, and no sides in summer. My only objection is the glare off the flat windshield. Looks like the Original is tipped forward a bit- mine is vertical- so might be less reflective. I don't really need heat or AC here. I'd say go for it.
Jim
Jim
