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Posted by AL 2 on January 24, 2005 at 07:18:20 from (24.146.9.196):
In Reply to: After market soft cab posted by Ron in AR on January 11, 2005 at 05:56:01:
To make one for winter protection only, you could make a frame out of the black ABS pipe. It's light,cheap and easy to work with and has rounded corner joints. Just cut and paste together. Attach some pipe sockets on the tractor to drop the cab into. You could bolt on some plexi glass for windows and use plywood to fill in the rest of the cab or go to a company that makes boat tops and covers and have them make a cover that fits over the pipe frame. Keep us posted on what you do and how it works. Al
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