Snow BX2230 with Curtis Cab and Snow blower: Let it sno

[stevenw]

Hi Folks,

It has been a while since I have posted…thought I would share some pictures with you of my BX2230. I have had it since last March and so far I love it. This fall I added a Curtis hard side cab, hydraulic chute deflector and a Ford electric window motor for the chute rotator. I cannot take the credit for these inventions…the Electric motor idea came from a thread I read by Von over a year ago: Thread

The chute deflector came from Junkman Engineering : Thread


Thanks guys.

The Cab has all the comforts of home: heat, windshield wiper, defroster, circuit breaker lighted switches and my favorite…AM/FM CD Stereo.

I will post the series. Please wait with any responses until I complete the post. Note: I usually only check in on Friday nights so if you have any questions, I may not be able to respond until then.

Enjoy the post.

Steve

Cab pictures:

Front View: I need to keep my lights low due to the height of my garage.

 

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Side View

 

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Rear View…
Note the rear work lights. Henro will be disappointed I did not drill my ROPS. I used aluminum angle iron from Home Depot. I used heavy duty Velcro and used heavy duty tywraps…doesn’t move. The lights front and rear are 35-watt flood lamps.

 

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More outside views.

 

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Another outside view.

 

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And another

 

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Disconnect the door piston and they just lift off these hinges.

 

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Close-up of the rear lights. Note the aluminum angle iron attached to the ROPS and the wiring entering into the cab via the rubber grommets

 

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Another view of the rear lights.

 

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Rear light on the left.