John Deere 6230 in-cab brackets

Tractortech

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Location
Cumbria
Now Then..
There are 2 - M10 threaded holes in the rear cab pillar, 120mm centres.
Make a plate to suit, weld a short length of male PTO tubing to it parallel to the side window. This can all stay in permanently so paint it when yr done.
Now, make a plate to accommodate your control box and weld a piece of female PTO tube to it so the control box is at a comfortable position with access to the tractor controls.
I've made many over the years but no pictures to hand I'm afraid..
 

Formatted

Member
Livestock Farmer
Now Then..
There are 2 - M10 threaded holes in the rear cab pillar, 120mm centres.
Make a plate to suit, weld a short length of male PTO tubing to it parallel to the side window. This can all stay in permanently so paint it when yr done.
Now, make a plate to accommodate your control box and weld a piece of female PTO tube to it so the control box is at a comfortable position with access to the tractor controls.
I've made many over the years but no pictures to hand I'm afraid..

Excellent except I have neither a welder or the skills to use one. Is it possible to buy something?
 

Tractortech

Member
Location
Cumbria
Excellent except I have neither a welder or the skills to use one. Is it possible to buy something?
Well, there's a good reason to learn. My last welder cost £250 ish, you could get a much cheaper one off Amazon or Ebay. Weld quality isn't critical for what you're doing.
Other than that, cut and drill the steel, take it to someone who can weld..
Or there's this,,,,,,,,,
 

Gerbert

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Location
Dutch biblebelt
You can get them at a john deere dealer. I get a booklet with parts from jd every now and then in which they are pictured along with a price. Not all that cheap though and they look amateur ish at best. If you have to go to your dealer I suppose they can make you something better.
 

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