Posted by tlrich on August 22, 2007 at 14:27:29 from (12.36.221.148):
Hello All, My question boils down to this. Is it possible to remove a non structural roll cage on a modern skid loader? The electronics issue stems from the ignition and safety swiches being placed in the roll bar roof. I am thinking about the late 1990s Case and Bobcat machines, before the straight lift path loader arms were in use. The reason I ask, is that our old loader, a Lahman model 30, has gone down for the last time and we need a machine able to enter doors with no higher the 6 feet of clearance......old style hog sheds. I realize that safety is a concern, but we had been using the old machine for 20 something years with no problems. So, is it do-able. ? Thanks for your input. tom
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