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Re: steeringwheel height on a farmall m
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Posted by Haas on August 18, 2004 at 17:52:45 from (12.65.6.156):
In Reply to: steeringwheel height on a farmall m posted by paul hoover on August 17, 2004 at 19:38:38:
With the muffler removed, the M will just go in a 7 ft high door. You'll need at least 9 ft wide, although with the wheels in, it would go in 8 ft, but no comfort zone for clearance. As the others said if you are using a 7 ft high door, you need to be very careful not to get yourself pinned as you go in or out. You must lean way down. I've kept my MD inside a barn that has 7 ft high doors for several years. Just built a new metal building with 12x10 doors. Now I can go in sitting up straight without worry of getting caught somehow. Really nice!
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