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D17/D19 cab pictures

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    Posted: 01 Nov 2018 at 10:11pm
Does anyone have any pictures of D17 or D19’s with cabs on them? Always thought it would be neat to have one, but you don’t see very many.
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Here ya go,
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I have pics of my D19 with a cab but they are on photobucket and for $400 a year I can share them with you. Unhappy
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Here's my D17. Nothing fancy, but keeps the wind off me when I'm moving snow.
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So Kerry-  does the front panel placement put the fuel filler inside, or outside the cab?
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It's outside the cab. JUST enough...  And it is a Full Vision cab.


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I have a YearARound cab I was wanting to put on a D19, but wasn’t sure how good it would fit. I had a 185 with a hiniker cab and it was okay but loud. The d19 seems like a quieter tractor and thought I would put a cab kit in it to help.
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If those cabs fit like mine, it will be hard to make it tight or quiet. Mine certainly isn't. It sure beats sitting out there in the wide open on a cold snowy winter day though. Plus I've got an extra set of headlights now, they are mounted up in the front corners of the cab.
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Google Wieman Land and Auction.  Nov 10th sale.  There are some for sale with a cab on them.  Also some other interesting AC items.  Very nice D-21 and 175 with loader.
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Here is the cab  was in my D19. I removed it.
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Slightly off topic.... Going through the buildings out at my parent's and came across the Heat Houser my dad used on the D14 loader tractor. Plastic "windows" are all yellow and cracked, probably the reason he quit using it. Canvas part still appears to be in good shape.
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