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Old 02-20-2013, 04:10 PM
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Looking for the manual, Installation instructions for a cozy cab CAB.(this is the hard side cab with wiper blade) Will be picking one up soon and wanted some more information on them. Even if you have one on your machine can you sent some pictures please !
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fer100: I've never seen a Cozy on a roundy fender narrow frame, do you have a picture of this cab ?
I have seen them on the square fender types though.
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Old 02-20-2013, 08:55 PM
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no photos till I pick it up next week. But it will fit my 122. It is the same shape as a 122. So you are right. We have had a lot of ice and snow over the last couple of weeks. I really couldn't get all the measurements that I wanted. It was buried!
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On narrow frame mounts, the panel under the windshield is mounted on a hinge so it will move out of the way so the hood will clear the cab and open.
(At least on the two I have seen and the one I have in parts in my garage)
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Old 02-22-2013, 02:51 PM
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The peice under the windshield is solid to frame and slopes back. It looks like the hood will clear unit. It likes like this one(if picture come up)
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That is on a AC.
Here is one on a cub...
This is also for a 70/100.

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I love this old sales literature but it does not say what it will fit (cab anyway) .
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Old 03-08-2013, 07:54 PM
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Finally picked up the Cozy Cab. It needs some work but its just paint peeling(some PO bush painted it yellow) front glass is safety glass with wiper in great shape. both doors need glass, 1 side is regular glass, the other is plexiglass both broken. Tomorrow i'am going to soak the door handles in PB Blaster for a couple of days to loosen things up. It's also missing the rear glass. Date is wrong on camera should be 03/08/13
Here are some pictures.
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Congrats on getting the cab!
Looks nice!
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Congrats on your nice cab!
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