used cab finally home

[LSX]

Nice! That's the way to go.

[Mike H]

new pictures coming soon
still fabricating metal and painting

Mike

[Mike H]

Nice! That's the way to go.

welcome to the fourm

Mike

[Slim140]

That cab is awesome!

[Larry in WNY]

Looks good. Can you post more close up pictures of the cab? Thanks
Larry

[Mike H]

today's adventure clearing 12'' of LES was awesome.
the 185 started right up at 24 degrees.
the cab was at about 60 degrees and dry wile clearing snow.
the engine curtains worked great funneling the heat into the cab.
a little problem with condensation but a window squeegee took care of that.
the added weight helped a lot too. [don't need to load the tires now].

Larry what other pictures are you looking for.
i have to do a new set yet to post here.
[dont want to show off my bad welding]

Mike

[Larry in WNY]

Mike,
I was looking for where you cut sections out to reduce the size and mounting points. I'm considering doing this with a cab and Farmall Cub but the offset will be slightly different. That's down the road though. I still need to get my snow thrower mounted, but it won't be ready for winter this year. My welding is nothing to brag about so don't worry about it. Thanks
Larry

[Mike H]

we got the pictures[fighting getting them loaded on the computer]
the cab on the 185 worked great removing the 30''+ of snow we got over night [friday night]
hope to have them posted soon.

Mike

[Mike H]

bump

[BigBill]

Wear a breather when blowing snow. If you breathe in the fine snow it can cause a heart attack. My uncle died after using a snowblower they think breathing in the fine snow caused it.

[BigBill]

I have a trailer truck cab heater, am/fm cassette radio, cab radio for my sims cab for my 154. I haven’t put it on yet but just the heat sounds great.