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Thank you Chris Geise at The Original Tractor Cab


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Just wanted to give a public thanks to Chris for his quick assistance on getting me the info and parts needed to assemble this old cab. Chris had sent me the assembly instructions for the first cab on the 300 series with electric lift a couple of years ago.After acquiring the second cab for a 300/400 series with armstrong lift a few weeks ago that was somewhat bent up and missing a few pieces.I emailed Original Tractor Cab Co. again, and Chris was kind enough to send what was needed to get it mounted and usable again very quickly. So, here is a testament to the durability and customer service of the Original Tractor Cabs. Just look at these thirtysomthing cabs.(Yeah, I know the new one needs a bath :D)

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Hey Mack good lookin tractors, were's the snow?
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I forgot to thank Craig Garbers also,for the snow thrower and cab. Of course, when I picked them up at Craigs,we had to dodge rain drops and even had thunder & lightning to deal with.Very odd for the end of December in Ohio.Hardly had anything but rain since too.
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Chris at OTC, has been helpful to me also and sent me info no charge!
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Man, you are good to go into anything in comfort! I'm jealous.
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Cabs on those tractors look Great.I have never seen a 300 or 400 series with a cab.
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Is that an oil pan heater plug I see hangging out on the one with the stack muffler?
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Mack: What a pair--those cabs look great! I like how complete they both are, right down to the backup lights. None of my tractors have any lights. :( Are they really 30 years old? What's the tank sticking out the back of the closer tractor?
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Marty, That's just the fuel line & filter hanging. I drained & removed the gas tank for cleaning. Big Six, The 314H is from 1971 and the 410 is from 1973. The tank sticking out the back is a reservoir for an off brand hydro lift
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looks like you have about $200-$300 worth of Cub wheel weights too!
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;)Paul, ^Isn't it great that folks don't care for the 300/400 series? Means more for you and I:D:D:D:D.
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