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1466 changing from cab to no cab
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Posted by magnum on June 23, 2003 at 20:41:13 from (209.74.224.97):
Have the 1466, and want to take the cab off and put fenders on, it must be an IH cab, has the IH logo on the side. It isn't the long style cab, it looks like a year a round cab, but isn't. How hard is it to take the cab off? am i ready to put fender on right after i take the cab off, or is the deck different? Am i able to use the same steps, or get different ones? they are the type that come out at a slant. second question. I need to put a hyd. clutch on it, it is unbearable with out it. Is it just bolted on, and hook up the hyd lines? or how hard is it to put one on?
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