5020 cab removal

[kip1456]

Looking at a 5020 with a crenlo cab and would like to remove the cab. I can get fenders and mounts but what else would I need. Would I need floorboards from an open station or are they already there under the cab floor? Anyone else already has done this that can give me a heads up.

 

[newgenjdcollector]

(quoted from post at 06:16:05 07/16/15) Looking at a 5020 with a crenlo cab and would like to remove the cab. I can get fenders and mounts but what else would I need. Would I need floorboards from an open station or are they already there under the cab floor? Anyone else already has done this that can give me a heads up.

Not sure if the crenlo is similar to others, but most cabs on 5020s and 6030s used the tractor's platform as the cab bottom. Just know that the fenders and mounts are the same as other tractors, but the larger axles of these tractors require an adapter plate sandwhiched in-between. Unless have have a roll-bar, then you can do what I do and mount the fenders to that.

 

[kip1456]

I already have a 5020 w/o cab and the batteries are under the platform on the left side. the small panel behind the clutch lifts out then does the left floor panel over the batteries. The cab
tractor has the batteries in a box on outside of left engine side rail by the starter. There is a floor in the cab, just can't tell if platform is under it. Battery compartment isn't.

 

[coonie minnie]

The Stolper (Roll Gaurd) cab had the batteries under the floor like the open station models.

 

[WTC]

(quoted from post at 17:49:04 07/16/15)

(quoted from post at 06:16:05 07/16/15) Looking at a 5020 with a crenlo cab and would like to remove the cab. I can get fenders and mounts but what else would I need. Would I need floorboards from an open station or are they already there under the cab floor? Anyone else already has done this that can give me a heads up.

Not sure if the crenlo is similar to others, but most cabs on 5020s and 6030s used the tractor's platform as the cab bottom. Just know that the fenders and mounts are the same as other tractors, but the larger axles of these tractors require an adapter plate sandwhiched in-between. Unless have have a roll-bar, then you can do what I do and mount the fenders to that.

I looked at a 6030 this weekend with a cab. On the 6030, is dust shields, steps, and fenders basically all that is needed to remove the cab for an open station tractor? Thanks for any info.