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In Reply to: Dreaming of cabs again posted by SVcummins on January 27, 2020 at 22:56:23:
Here is mine after modifying it so I could get on and off with my size 14 feet. The side curtains were worn and dirty so I got rid of them and the side windows, it works for me keeps me out of the rain and snow. If you look at the second picture you can see where the windshield corner posts used to go down and attach to the foot rests, I cut them off and attached to the Loader frame as seen in the first picture giving more room to get on and off. The second picture is of my Father in law with the side curtains rolled up and the window sections removed I do have the pieces that go on the sides of the engine but don't use them.
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The second picture is of my Father in law with the side curtains rolled up and the window sections removed I do have the pieces that go on the sides of the engine but don't use them.