Re: Recommendations on accessories

Re: Recommendations on accessories

Well,</P>


I couldn't find it although I could swear that I posted pics in the past.</P>


OK, here's the windshield. It's 3/16" lexan (w/mar-guard) cut in 2 pieces.</P>


It's held to the ROPS using O-Clamps that are made for stage system lighting. Do a search on e-bay for "O-Clamp" to get a close-up picture. Not super pretty but it kind of looks tough/rough.</P>


In the middle (bronze color... haven't painted it yet) is "H" channel to keep the pieces together. There's an aluminum U shaped channel on the very top and bottom for rigidity as well. There's rubber U shaped gasget material between the metal and lexan that can be purchased from a hardware store (it's made for making storm windows and stuff).</P>


For the winter, I have a piece of rubber that goes across the bottom to keep the wind from coming between the hood and the windshield. I take it off in the summer as I get a nice breeze through there.</P>


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Re: Recommendations on accessories

Well,</P>


I couldn't find it although I could swear that I posted pics in the past.</P>


OK, here's the windshield. It's 3/16" lexan (w/mar-guard) cut in 2 pieces.</P>


It's held to the ROPS using O-Clamps that are made for stage system lighting. Do a search on e-bay for "O-Clamp" to get a close-up picture. Not super pretty but it kind of looks tough/rough.</P>


In the middle (bronze color... haven't painted it yet) is "H" channel to keep the pieces together. There's an aluminum U shaped channel on the very top and bottom for rigidity as well. There's rubber U shaped gasget material between the metal and lexan that can be purchased from a hardware store (it's made for making storm windows and stuff).</P>


For the winter, I have a piece of rubber that goes across the bottom to keep the wind from coming between the hood and the windshield. I take it off in the summer as I get a nice breeze through there.</P>


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Re: Recommendations on accessories

Thanks.</P>


I also used them to mount those rearward pointing box speakers. I would use them for a couple other things but unfortunately, not all the stock on the ROPS and front grill guard are in .5" increments. I was hoping to use these clamps to mount a variety of tools to the grill guard (tool rack, chainsaw bracket...) </P>
 
Re: Recommendations on accessories

Thanks.</P>


I also used them to mount those rearward pointing box speakers. I would use them for a couple other things but unfortunately, not all the stock on the ROPS and front grill guard are in .5" increments. I was hoping to use these clamps to mount a variety of tools to the grill guard (tool rack, chainsaw bracket...) </P>
 
Re: Recommendations on accessories

Any Mouse;



Spend the money and get the Kubota glass windshield MFG. by Curtis it
is firstclass/topnotch and you won't regret it!! Promise!!



Dean
 
Re: Recommendations on accessories

Any Mouse;



Spend the money and get the Kubota glass windshield MFG. by Curtis it
is firstclass/topnotch and you won't regret it!! Promise!!



Dean
 
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