QT1 Cab on a 2013 MF 1533.

[Casaid1]

Started working on getting the front foot panels next to the loader arm mounts modified to fit. Was hoping I could still use the factory glass. But it just didn't happen. I was atleast able to take them out and keep them intact.

 

[Casaid1]

Does this belong in this forum or should it be moved to the DIY section? Or maybe customization?

 

[Dmacleo]

I would say its related to specific tractor model so here is good.

 

[Lena]

Though yall might find this interesting

Did something similar with my old case backhoe. Cut down a cab from a farmall tractor. Definitely not a pretty site but keeps my ole butt dry in wet weather.

 

[ZiggyD]

It's a 2013 MF 1533 with a (1970s??) JDQT1 cab. Had to modify alot on the Qt1 to get it to fit. Still very much a work in progress. But both the QT1 and the tractor was free. The QT1 has a couple windows on the pass side that are shattered but I'm replacing with plexiglass. (Was also free). I already have the heater core, fan, tee, shutoff/bypass valve and hoses for the heater.

I like your free style

 

[EdGooding]

The factory cab is a tight fit for me, and yours looks to be roomier.

 

[Casaid1]

I didn't really like the way the driver side front kicker panel came out. So this time I'm cutting the pass side panel out on the CNC plasma table I built.

 

[Casaid1]

I don't know why I always forget about the plasma table. Haha it makes things so much easier.

 

[tacticalturnip]

This is a great project, thank you for sharing the progress.

 

[Casaid1]

Looks roomier than the factory cab on mine. Can you share some details about it?

I'm having a hard time getting a good Pic to show the overall cab space for ya but I'm trying.