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Rollbars for a 52 Ferguson TO30 Tractor

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Paul Renner

03-25-2004 09:27:29

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We were wondering where we could find rollbars for our TO30 Ferguson Tractor. 52 Model.

Thanks

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Mr.T

03-25-2004 12:31:44

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Re: Rollbars for a 52 Ferguson TO30 Tractor in reply to Paul Renner, 03-25-2004 09:27:29

Paul,
If you try and buy one your looking at $2,000.
Find a dragcar chassis shop in your area. A full cage for my Dart was less than $1000. A tractor roll bar would be easy for them.

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03-26-2004 04:36:04

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Re: Re: Rollbars for a 52 Ferguson TO30 Tractor in reply to Mr.T, 03-25-2004 12:31:44

Actually if you look at the web site I listed, most of the Agco ROPS run about $500.

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Gary in TX

03-25-2004 11:44:54

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Re: Rollbars for a 52 Ferguson TO30 Tractor in reply to Paul Renner, 03-25-2004 09:27:29

While I in no way encourage anyone to do what I did and if anyone copies what I did they do it at their own risk. I picked up 2 john deere roll guards over at our local auction yard and put one on my 4020 I had at the time and the other on my 1970 Massey Ferguson 135(picture is in the tractor photos). I really didn't put it on for the roll over protection but more for a shade as I was always rippping the buggy top shades off of it. Tree limbs and canvas don't make a good combo.
This was strickly something I did for myself and like I say I don't reccommend doing it as advice but it sure makes a nice shade, I made the canopy myself as well. If anyone does this, they do it at their own risk.

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03-25-2004 10:21:56

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Re: Rollbars for a 52 Ferguson TO30 Tractor in reply to Paul Renner, 03-25-2004 09:27:29

Try here.

rops

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paul

03-25-2004 09:50:50

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Re: Rollbars for a 52 Ferguson TO30 Tractor in reply to Paul Renner, 03-25-2004 09:27:29

If available, Agco will probably charge more for 1 bar than your whole rake is worth.

Junkyards - I mean salvage places that specialize in hay equipment may find you some for a tolerable price. Some are in networks where they catalog parts all across the country & ship, but more likely to find tractor & combine parts, less likely to find small hay parts from the big networks.

If you have any parts left, go to a welding shop & have it welded together/ pipe or bar sleeve welded over the break or even have the pipe part replaced. As long as you have the ends.

Neighborhood groves & consignment auctions, find one for parts. Might take the longest, might be the cheapest.

My best guesses.

--->Paul

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paul

03-25-2004 11:25:12

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Re: Re: Rollbars for a 52 Ferguson TO30 Tractor in reply to paul, 03-25-2004 09:50:50

Oh. Rollbars. Not rollobars. I need more sleep. Sorry.

--->Paul

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