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Deere 6 r cab brackets
- Thread starter copse
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Chae1
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
If you'd bought a new Holland they put one in as standard!
- Location
- South West
Local dealer makes their own bar from front pillar to back pillar which works well but you won’t get outta the right hand side door again but who really uses that door any ways?
There are threaded holes in the pillars for such a bar but you do need to drill through trim if plugs are not there. Probably also available from JD at a price
Made my own , 1 inch box and some 6mm flat , incorparated cb bracket back pillar ,when go back down yard will take a pic
- Location
- Co antrim
Thats put on ther so when she breaks down u can bang ur head of it to relieve ur frustration so u dont torch herIf you'd bought a new Holland they put one in as standard!
Tractortech
Member
- Location
- Cumbria
Now Then..
There are 2 x M10 threaded holes in the rear pillar for mounting control boxes etc. They are 120mm apart, one is visible via a plastic plug holding the trim on.. There are others on other pillars, the details are all in the operators manual..
I usually use some flat bar and an offcut of small PTO tubing. Then mount the control box on a female section of PTO tube for easy removal when not in use..
Here's one I made earlier using box tubing as I had no PTO tubing to hand..
There are 2 x M10 threaded holes in the rear pillar for mounting control boxes etc. They are 120mm apart, one is visible via a plastic plug holding the trim on.. There are others on other pillars, the details are all in the operators manual..
I usually use some flat bar and an offcut of small PTO tubing. Then mount the control box on a female section of PTO tube for easy removal when not in use..
Here's one I made earlier using box tubing as I had no PTO tubing to hand..
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That would be great thanks
- Location
- Holderness
Deere make one which works well. Goes from rear pillar down to the door ram. Also do one that bolts from the side of the arm rest. That way the monitor moves with the seat.
Westcountryboy
Member
Speak to the folks at Ben Burgess Oakham as they make their own cab bracket that allows you to use the door as well..[emoji106]
- Location
- right side of the tamar
Smallridge Bros at Barnstaple make their own also, either half or full cab length. Give them a call and part with some money, they will put one in the post to you.
- Location
- South West
That was the ones I have seen and look really smart
The one you're meaning wobbles something serious and the screen on the arm rest clatters into it . Mine is now lying in the workshop. They do make another piece that goes up to the roof that will take the wobble off it .
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- deere new holland operator