Glad I could help. What a lot of people don't understand is tractors, trucks, vehicles in general.....most of the loud noises are very LOW frequency. Those heavy thick pads keep things from vibrating. Sympathetic harmonics and metal flexing like a speaker diaphragm. Even though that mat is expensive it might just be your best bet. Especially the roof of a cab that is a GIANT speaker diaphram. Those thick felt pads if you put them in the side walls and screw pegboard over to cover and protect it. One more...ask your local HVAC guy where the joint is that makes the duct work for your home. They have some pretty awsum black very thick surfaced fiberglass sound mat they use to quiet the vents. Some very carefull fitting and some well spent time will yeald you rich rewards. Here is a video of a guy who usually does a pretty good job. Look around on Utube about sound proofing a truck or even a diesel truck. Beleave it or not even the HOOD of your tractor makes a lot of noise. Good luck!
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