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TJ R
Registrace 29. 10. 2010
John Deere D140 tractor cab
So after a brutal winter, I set out to make an enclosed cab for my little D140 after looking at the flimsy nylon cabs available. I spent hours on CZcams and Google Images looking for different ideas and took several and made them my own. I spent about two months with a few hours here and there and a few long days and long nights paired with a lot of trial and error. It was a fun project and I'm hopeful that all of this work will act as an insurance policy for less snow this year.....hopeful but ready!! Thanks for watching!
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What did you use to make the windows. Like was it glass or what?. And where did you get it. Need somthing like that for my peoject. Thanks
sweet custom job
How strudy is it? When operating
It is surprisingly sturdy!
How do you open the hood?
I know it's a late post, but good use of CAD, cardboard aided design. Nice work.
Those transmissions are complete junk. They fail within 200 hours
Are you talking about hydros in general or just the jd ones because I Have a cub cadet that I converted to a mud tractor and it has a hydro with 836 hours on it and still going strong
And it did with 40 hours. I put a brand new one in. 9nce this one goes, I'll junk it
Glad you think so. I have 1300 hrs and still no problem. It does make a little noise but still goes. I think a lot of people use them mowing on hillsides and burn them up.
I have an S240 tractor (same tractor but with the Kawasaki engine) that I bought brand new seven years ago, still running strong and no issues with my transaxle. Never had to do a thing to it other than replacing a drive belt. The tractor has 440.0 hours on the clock.
Mine has almost 3000 hours and no problems
I’m curious how you attatched the cab to the body? Thanks love the video. I’m looking at doing something similar. Also love the winch on front!!!
4 bolts. One on each side of foot rest area and two across the back.