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Old 11-21-2015, 08:02 PM
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Default Help.....Need some measurements
I purchase a protective canopy that will be on my 800 when it is finish.




It has the factory rear roll over-wheelie bars.


I'm missing part #2 and #3.



They go between the protective canopy (area that has the black dots) and frame rails.

Here is a picture from a brochure.


Can someone post or send me the measurements frame stiffener bar?

Thanks in advance.
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Old 11-21-2015, 08:15 PM
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Here is a better view where the frame stiffener bar connects to the canopy:


This what the 800 look like before it was disassemble.


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Could you make a stiff cardboard template and have a local shop bend the #3 brace?

The number 2 is small enough to fabricate easily.
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Looks like fun.

Good luck! You'll have fun finding tree limbs with that cub.
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Old 11-21-2015, 08:39 PM
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Could you make a stiff cardboard template and have a local shop bend the #3 brace?

The number 2 is small enough to fabricate easily.
#2 and #3 have the same part number. I'm trying to keep it close to factory as I can.

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Good luck! You'll have fun finding tree limbs with that cub.
I shouldn't have any problems with tree limbs. Lowest one is at least 7 feet from the ground.
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Nice find on that ROPS Dale. Wish I could help you, but I've only seen pictures of those. Glad you scored it! I cannot wait to see your lunatic fringe on that canopy. You just need a seat belt now.

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Geez Dale, rarity times two.

The 800 and a canopy. You are one lucky man.
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