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Re: Tapered box steel for ROPS
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Posted by buickanddeere on August 15, 2006 at 14:55:52 from (216.183.138.78):
In Reply to: Tapered box steel for ROPS posted by Josh in Pa on August 15, 2006 at 07:29:32:
You can't build a rops for less money than Deere sells rops re-trofits. Don't know if Agco does the same favor for thier customers or not. Try Lorin in Quebec or Safe-t-cab. As for building your own rops and counting on it providing protection in case of a incident? Don't. When very experienced and educated engineers tip tractors over. They get suprised where the rops or the tractor it's self breaks. A failed rops is worse than no rops at at. Makes it more difficuilt for emergency responders to remove bodies too.
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