Home built cab

[triangel]

Nice job, I built one for my t1510 new holland last year, I used glass rubber mounted for the windows, a little more costly but better results in the end.I used seals from a garage door under the steel to seal it off.A heater is a must and not to hard to install. I posted my build on this forum so you can check out some of my ideas if they will you help you or not. Thanks and keep up the good job

 

[Evm509]

New to the sight. I too have been looking and doing the research on a self build cab. I have a kubota L35 so I have the basics in place. Here's the first prototype I came up with. Hoping to make changes as weather allows..

 

[jack707]

Looks good!.

 

[GPintheMitten]

Prototype? Looks done to me.

 

[sparc]

Very nice work and good attention to detail in the fitting of the joints, nicely formed bends, and welding. That this will certaintly be one that gets copied by many over the years is the highest form of flatter. Doesn't put food on the table but its nice knowing others think your design is so good they want one too.

On another forum I posted a outfeed table i built for my table saw that people on multiple web forums have linked to and copied or used as a starting point for their own design.

 

[jenkinsph]

Very nice work and is yielding great results. This is the best part of TBN imo.:thumbsup:

 

[LindenBruce]

Yes, I love how you radiused the tubing to match the curve of your fenders. Very cool. I can't wait to see how you do the glass. B.

 

[jim_wilson]

Very nice. I'm always looking at the "built myself a cab" threads because I think sometimes I'd like to build one for my tractor. My biggest hurdle is the fact that it would have be built in such a way that it would make it thru a 7ft high garage door.

 

[stingray1]

Excellent framework,keep us posted.

 

[Eventdude]

amazing build... how did it come out?
thinking about building one for my R3644.