[KHOP]

I removed my home built snow cab to do some dirt work. I wasn't sure how it would do when I trailered my 1026, and driving down the highway at speed limit. I did back the machine onto the trailer as mentioned in the manual, due to having the hood shimmy open in the wind.
Here are some pictures of the re-installation. I raised it over the tractor with an electric winch, then carefully lowered it back into place. I am very pleased at how easy it is to remove and re-install the cab.
Thanks for lookin
KHOP
PS I put a moving quilt over the hood to protect from any more scratches.

 

[dellwas]

Nice looking cab. I'm planning on tackling one for my 2305 and may hit you up for some tips...

 

[Gizmo2]

What cab?.........All I see is a nice big building. KHOP, if I were you I'd forget about a cab and do all my work inside the building. I am sure you have plenty of room to drive around.
Oh wait, I do see the cab goin on, Nice. Got lost for a minute there.:mocking:

 

[KHOP]

Gizmo, I thought you had seen my shop tour video.
Stop eyeballin my stuff
KHOP:laugh:

 

[Gizmo2]

Gizmo, I thought you had seen my shop tour video.
Stop eyeballin my stuff
KHOP:laugh:

I did see your shop tour. I was finally at the point of forgetting about it and you throw this up, reminding me that you have what I want. Ok I'll say it. I'm jealous! Ya happy?:lol:
Thanks for the post.:thumbup1gif:

 

[jfoi]

I spot a piece of dirt on the floor... nevermind I must be seeing things again

 

[ColonyPark]

Got lost for a minute there.:mocking:

Easy to do when looking at those pics Gizmo.:lol:
Great cab and shop, thanks for the pics KHOP.:good2: