Posted by Jim in Sask on June 22, 2016 at 23:37:17 from (23.29.203.47):
In Reply to: Tractor Cab Glass posted by moose_caboose on June 21, 2016 at 10:41:10:
The reference to sheet glass is on page 1 - History of Prairie Cab with the girl looking out from the cab. 8th paragraph down.
There's no specific date but I picked up this brochure before I bought my combine cab from them in 1978. The other brochure was the one I referenced in my first post, it doesn't mention sheet or safety glass, only tinted or laminate.
I noted in a brochure for Fibro Cabs (made in Sask) from the same era, they mention using safety glass. We had both cabs, the Prairie Cab was, in my estimation, the superior cab.
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