Too blurry for me to tell if that's a 43 or a 45, but either way, thing looks to good to be parked, and you're right, that thing ain't movin' without taking the platform down with it!! If it was for use, I'd figure they'd prolly just build one side or get that thing I saw on the Farm machinery show on RFD, it was a hydraulic chairlift to take someone from wheelchair to tractor seat, prolly wouldn't work with a cab, but still a great product! I'd like someone to donate me a tractor too while we're asking!!
On the projector note, I remember around '96 or so, there was a farm safety display at the Nat'l Farm Machinery show, think it was a Deere, anyhow, you got in the cab and it was a three-sided video, (front and each side window), and it was as realistic as I've ever seen. You had throttle and all, and you had to drive the tractor on the road and in the barnyard and not run over anything. If you got off the shoulder, you would visualize yourself rolling over and the free wheel of the MFWD spinning in the air!
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