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Jeremy Williams

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I have no need for the cab. I do have a couple more window or door glasses and a couple of the seals that hold them I believe. If someone can use it that would be great. I can hold it over the winter until spring or summer if paid for. I am looking for $500. Thanks, Jeremy
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Wed, Nov 16, 2016 9:37 PM

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And it is located near the infamous Sturgis, SD.

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Wed, Nov 16, 2016 9:37 PM

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And it is located near the infamous Sturgis, SD.

Hi Jeremy,

I would be possibly interested in your cab. I was wondering if everything was factory and if it had been welded on or anything. Also does it need the square tubing frame props or does the cab just bolt to the floor pan or etc. Thankyou

Cat D6C 76A2045
Cat No. 12 8T15616

Caterpillar-Dodge-Lincoln-Stihl-Echo-Craftsman

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Thu, Nov 17, 2016 9:10 AM

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Hi Jeremy,

I would be possibly interested in your cab. I was wondering if everything was factory and if it had been welded on or anything. Also does it need the square tubing frame props or does the cab just bolt to the floor pan or etc. Thankyou

D2 Cody, The last picture shows the oval holes and the bottom 2 have been cut out some. Other than that I didn't see anything obvious. I think most things are factory, it does have a switch or something in it, which I am not sure if that is original. I do not know on the mounting. I will look at it tomorrow, weather permitting. I an get some pictures of the mounting if that helps.

Jeremy

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Fri, Nov 18, 2016 7:18 AM

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D2 Cody, The last picture shows the oval holes and the bottom 2 have been cut out some. Other than that I didn't see anything obvious. I think most things are factory, it does have a switch or something in it, which I am not sure if that is original. I do not know on the mounting. I will look at it tomorrow, weather permitting. I an get some pictures of the mounting if that helps.

Jeremy

Is that a twin city in background?

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Sun, Nov 20, 2016 6:58 PM

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Is that a twin city in background?

Good eyes. It is a KTA MM-TC.

D2Cody, I haven't got the pictures yet. I will be up there tomorrow and send them to you.

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Mon, Nov 21, 2016 4:03 AM

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Good eyes. It is a KTA MM-TC.

D2Cody, I haven't got the pictures yet. I will be up there tomorrow and send them to you.

Jeremy

I got pictures today of the mounting. It appears to bolt to the fenders. The back has the angle bracket, the other one is missing, and the front has holes in the angle iron on the bottom. The cab looks rusty on the bottom, but is still sound. At one point someone cut a hole in the top for an air conditioner possibly. They welded a piece back in. If you need any more info please let me know.

Jeremy

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