[4310jd]

Recently installed a curtis hard cab on my 4310 for snow removal and would like to get the exhaust up through the hood through a stack. someone told me John deere makes a kit? is that correct?

 

[Kennyd]

Welcome to DT 4310:dance:

Yes-JD makes one, below is a picture from JDParts. You will have to order it through the sales department of your dealer-not the parts counter since it is what JD calls a "whole good" and not a "part" If you look under your hood you should see the cutout marks molded in the plastic.

Here is the part number:

11

LVB25106

KIT

1

VERTICAL EXHAUST (INCLUDES PARTS MARKED (A))

 

[mjncad]

Welcome. Are you having a fume problem now that the cab is on your rig?

 

[Uncle Wayne]

Welcome. Are you having a fume problem now that the cab is on your rig?

Yeah, I was wondering the same thing.

 

[Nuru]

Some of the aftermarket cabs have issues with fumes. I was considering getting an aftermarket cab for my 4100 years ago but I decided not to once the Dealer told me that their other customers for the add-on cabs were complaining of fumes inside the cab.

 

[4310jd]

yeah a little bit, I use the tractor for snow removal and the back and forth the fumes start to get in the cab. I want tot get them up in the air. I wouldnt trade the curtis cab to be outside in a snowstorm in feb. I ordered the stack kit for 120 bucks from JD.

 

[GUS FINK]

working on stack for 4300

look back in compacts find my thread started 19 July
i have started installation but had to stop when my brother told me to get stack chromed
found a shop to do it for $100 dollars and it is in process there
hope to attach pictures of a tractor with stack provided by kennyd and what I have done so far
wondering how easy to get exhaust pipe off after 180 hours
i got a Curtis cab finally to old to sit in a snow storm any more

have been modifying a front mounted hydraulic driven snow blower for many years
when this years changes are done will try and post pictures