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Clear “Cab” Keeps ATV Operator Warm
Tom Miller likes his ATV, except when a cold wind is blowing. His 3-sided, plexiglass cab keeps the wind out, yet tips out of the way easily for him to dismount.
“It’s very light, only about 25 lbs., so it’s easy to lift up and tilt forward,” says Miller. “I use a light strap to keep it from tilting too far for
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Clear “Cab” Keeps ATV Operator Warm ATV S Tom Miller likes his ATV except when a cold wind is blowing His 3-sided plexiglass cab keeps the wind out yet tips out of the way easily for him to dismount “It’s very light only about 25 lbs so it’s easy to lift up and tilt forward ” says Miller “I use a light strap to keep it from tilting too far forward ” Miller used 3/4-in aluminum angles to frame and attach the 3 sheets of plexiglass securing them with pop rivets The frames rest on the front and back racks Trapezoid shaped sheets of aluminum extend down from the plexiglass frame to the footrests Framing for them extends upwards to tie in to both the top and bottom of the plexiglass frames Doing so they also provide support to the frames Miller also attached framing without the plexiglass to the rear of the cab with additional cross framing for increased rigidity “It doesn’t have a top or back but it makes a big difference when we have a really cold wind ” says Miller noting that he can remove the cab quickly when not needed Contact: FARM SHOW Followup Tom Miller 20981 U S Highway 350 Trinidad Colo 81082 ph 719 846-3027
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