Darren: If I were you I'd set my sights on a Year-A-Round cab. I believe that cab was sold under another name in the US. Allan would know the name. The Year-A-Round is wee bit shorter from front to back, than cabs used on large chassis tractors. Also the back cross member just below back window is up higher, gives a smaller back window. There are several 656, 666 around here with those and look sharp.
My cab looked sharp once installed, in fact looking at it I always liked it better than the ROPS cab on my 1066. Inside it had two level ledges about 8" wide and 18" long over each back wheel. But then maybe it was the 656, still my favourite tractor of all time. Well, these 350 hp articulateds are giving the 656 a run, as my favourite. I've been trying to talk Allan into an articulated, he should have one.
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