Posted by Dave H (MI) on October 09, 2013 at 08:52:19 from (173.122.213.168):
Been out all morning cleaning the "new to me" 1586 cab. Looks almost like new. Hauled this thing 100 miles home a few weeks back, drove it around a bunch on the hayfield trying to find out how/when/where it is going to come around and bite me on the a$$ but so far this is a great tractor. I am getting ready to mount the monitor for a Cyclo 800 in the cab. I was thinking to the right of the dash but there is no obvious place to run the wiring out of the cab. There is a (factory) hole in the floor on the left side and it looks like there is an opening below the dash behind a panel. Kinda scratchin my head as to where to best put the monitor and how best to run the cable. Hoping someone with experience can give me a little help. Appreciate it!
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