nch583
New member
it looks very competent! I plan to make it for my kioti, but due to recent events.I had to postpone it for better times
chim
Elite Member
Welcome and thank you. Here's a link to the build:
DIY Cab - Finally decided it was time
Much of the time I enjoy the open air and nothing around me. Then there are those times when my feet and fingers are freezing and it isn't that much fun anymore. After reading about numerous homebrew cabs I decided it was probably something I could handle. What I need is some guidance /...
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Super Member
You certainly have metal skills Chim.
If that’s your shop in the pics, you also have one hel of a shop as well.
nch583
New member
I 've read everything , from cover to cover . Great job, lots of great ideas.Definitely, I should think about a cabin for my Korean pet.Welcome and thank you. Here's a link to the build:
DIY Cab - Finally decided it was time
Much of the time I enjoy the open air and nothing around me. Then there are those times when my feet and fingers are freezing and it isn't that much fun anymore. After reading about numerous homebrew cabs I decided it was probably something I could handle. What I need is some guidance /...
chim
Elite Member
Thank you. My shop is my driveway. I was able to use a part of the Weld Shop where I worked. One thing I miss with retirement is being able to do whatever I wanted in the different shops there.
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Super Member
Ok then.
Time to build your own shop.
We’re about the same age or me slightly older and I’m still building stuff.
Your skill level is too vast for a driveway.
chim
Elite Member
I appreciate the compliment and would enjoy a shop. We're retired and I recently told Wifey that if I had "my druthers" we'd build a small house and a big pole barn with a 2-post lift.
OP
Williy
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For y'all that make your own cabs maybe this would be something
you want to check out to help seal the edges to keep out the dust??
or maybe something like this??
willy
you want to check out to help seal the edges to keep out the dust??
or maybe something like this??
willy
Opti-Mist
Platinum Member
At one time I had a Curtis blade. I'd drop the loader bucket and install the Curtis blade, hook up the hydraulic tilt and angle cylinders (if I wanted to have that ability, or leave them off if manual angle was good enough). Depending on my needs, either way was great.
