Homemade Compact Tractor Cab Part 3

[@robertpoitras6809]

Great project Sir I ´ m about to do the same on my Kioti Ck3510,except mine Will be made of 1/2” black pipe… By the way i use to have the same tractor last month (AGCO ST-28A) 👍Thanks for sharing the video

[@MrDoingEverything]

Looking real good. Pretty soon folks will want you to build them one for there out fit. Could be time for making some big bucks. Coming greens way.

[@cjwcustomwoodworking]

Thanks buddy ..I love this type of work I would alway take on a job like this

[@demonrathunter]

if you are going to take it off for the summer you should put some hooks on the top so you can lift it off easier. awesome job! wish we were neighbors, love doing the same type of jobs as you do!

[@cjwcustomwoodworking]

That a good idea ...thanks I love this type of work ..wish I had a neighbor that wanted to work on stuff like this lol

[@merctr2]

Looks good man looks really good don't worry about the paint right now it's just cosmetics as long as the basic function keeps you out of the shit that's all it matters looking forward to seeing how you build your heater

[@cjwcustomwoodworking]

Thanks ya paint will be done in the spring ..I've got the heater build up now

[@crippledrider]

I think you are doing a great job,should keep you warm on cold,windy days

[@cjwcustomwoodworking]

thank you and yes it is a nice thing to have I keep nice and warm now

[@davekimbler2308]

Nice build ! The roof line looks boxy , I’d follow the frame down the sides to look more like your fenders and the wiper arm bend at a 90 degree left and reposition it to park to the left pillar and add a brush guard other then that you did a nice job fabricating , how does it run ?

[@TheMoneypresident]

Idea for next one. Rake window way forward. More room inside and rain may never get on windshield. Like on some boats.

[@cjwcustomwoodworking]

ok thanks for the idea

[@daveroberts9921]

Nice to see you didn't make it out of 2x4's.

[@gerdesoto262]

The person that makes the video where it says (part 3 home made cab for compact tractors) it's to bad you had to make a cab for your compact tractor. That job should've ben done at the tractor manufacturer with heater and air conditioning and stereo all ready in it when you bought the compact tractor. But right now there is a good number of tractor manufacturers that doesn't put cabs on their tractors, they rather have you freeze in Sub-Zero temperatures with a real cold wind chill factor in the winter. In the hot summer months they rather have you sweat in the hot sun. That's ignorant of them because for a number of decades the technology has ben around for a long time now to have heaters and air conditioning in the passenger compartment of a vechile that includes tractors. But to many tractors don't have these comforters for a person to be comfortable. You have in your car and pickup truck. Why not all the compact tractors to? All tractors should have a cab on them when they leave it factory and NO exceptions!! But also the compact tractors should have another 75% more horsepower at the P.TO. shaft. And 3 settings 540 and 1000 and 1500 R.P.M's for the P.T.O. shaft. And just by just moving a lever to one of 3 positions to whatever you want or need. It would help in different ways. You talked about silicone between the metal frame and the window, there is a glue that's for that, go a body shop and ask a body man what type of glue that is that uses on car wind Shields. That's good stuff and it doesn't leak when you do it right

[@1armedguy4]

You do realize that the cab is going to twist and so on and I see there is mostly just tack welds holding the better part of the cab together. Being a welder for over forty years and knowing how quickly a good tack can fail and welds for that matter I'd at least put a one inch weld between those tacks for good measure. Safety first !

[@tcb069]

looks great, you did a excellent job.

[@cjwcustomwoodworking]

Thanks a lot it was a fun build

[@richardcameron5221]

Sean sealer try it makes a good job look better

[@1armedguy4]

Should of hid the steel tubing, would have complimented the interior tremendously , oh well !

[@stevevorpe5735]

Traduire en Francais.Mercie

[@notyourpapa]

Awesome job

[@shappens6043]

Nice job

[@waybel3911]

and do you remember the thickness of the flat stock?

[@GeorgeGardinier]

wow, this great, as good as factory, you have a lot done in such a short time, after reviewing your past stuff, it will be great, will you take it off or the Lexan off for summer projects

[@cjwcustomwoodworking]

Thanks a lot I'm not sure about the summer yet the back window open will see it that gives me enough air

[@Seeds2freedom]

looking great...

[@cjwcustomwoodworking]

Thanks buddy

[@troycobb1062]

What thickness Lexan did you use?

[@MrBeauNico]

1.5

[@825Daryl]

thats good work man nice

[@cjwcustomwoodworking]

825Daryl thank you

[@waybel3911]

Great job.I am going to make one for my John Deere.What is the thickness of the the 1 inch square tubing,the thickness of the 1 1/4 flat stock and the thickness of the Lexan?Thanks

[@cjwcustomwoodworking]

wayne b if you check out my channel I build one for me john deere to better built then this one..i would go with safety glass and it's thin walled square tube not sure of the thickness

[@delbertmccormick5815]

looking good

[@cjwcustomwoodworking]

Thank you

[@Stevesmith-di5ke]

Some do you still have this tractor I seen other video where you had John deere

[@cjwcustomwoodworking]

Steve smith nope sold this one last year

[@tylerhatfield5895]

ha! Walle World, thats what I call it too, how cold does it get in the cab in the winter?

[@cjwcustomwoodworking]

I built a heater for it so it's nice and toasty

[@tylerhatfield5895]

Ah, yes, I am going to use the info for my build, (Husqvarna lawn tractor cab), to make the heater. My design is to pull the heat off my Kohler engine and blow it into the cab with a small Toyota, Ford, or whatever type of fan. Can I show you the picture when I'm done? P.S. I subscribed. ;) Thanks!

[@cjwcustomwoodworking]

+Pink FloydHD thanks for the sub ..yes would like to see it done

[@tylerhatfield5895]

cool, but instead of a Husqvarna, it's now gonna be a rare CraftsmanII Garden Tractor, and again, I'm going to use the info from the video(s) you posted. ;) p.s., you're a cool dude ;)

[@cjwcustomwoodworking]

+Pink FloydHD thanks

[@alessiopastorino417]

Una vera schifezza il colore è stato dato direttamente sul ferro senza dare fondo antiruggine prima. E anche all' interno non è stata nemmeno verniciata !!!!!