Posted by Flying-Red-Baron on November 15, 2018 at 03:29:38 from (199.116.81.194):
I am sure this is not a new question, but I am new here and had a time of it just figuring out how to post a question. If I am in the wrong spot , please forgive me. I was given a year a round cab off a international tractor that I would like to put on my 1966 vintage 3020 John Deere tractor. I grew up with them on 4020 tractors and don't mind the noise so there is that LOL. My circulation is not what it used to be and the main goal of the cab is to have a heater when pushing snow in the winter. I don't farm any more so A/C isn't a big issue, I just play with it mostly and occasionally help others out with it. My problem is I don't have the mounts for the John Deere tractor since it came of a International tractor. I believe it to be a earlier vintage than the QT1 since the door hinges on the front opening up like a car door does. Ours was more like a suicide door. I am opperating on the assumption the cabs were fairly basic and the brackets and filler panels were mostly what was different. So I am needing either to find John Deere type brackets to fit the cab or even pictures of how the brackets fit so I could make them. Right now I am flying blind and so far haven't been able to find them. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.[/b][b:6bd51e391d][/b:6bd51e391d][color=blue:6bd51e391d][/color:6bd51e391d]
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