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520H With Snow Cab Height Question

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P3x

Recently purchased a new snow cab (79978) and  plan to install it on a 520H for upcoming winter snow removal fun. The asphalt around the threshold heaves a bit after the ground freezes and think I MAY run into height clearance problems between cab roof panel and garage door. I'm running standard size rear tires (23X10.5-12) with chains. 

 

Before I spend the time to install it on the 520, can someone with a similar set up give me the approx. height to the top cab panel?  If the cab panel is too high to fit in the garage I can install it on the 310. But  I'd rather reserve the 310 for plowing duties after reading posts regarding snowthrower effectiveness running on a tractor with less than 12HP. 

 

Appreciate all input.

 

p3x

 

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AMC RULES

Cab installed is approximately sixty eight inches tall. 

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P3x

Thanks Javelin,

 

My door clearance height is a little over 70" and do not think the heave will add that much. So 520 is it is.

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AMC RULES

Mine backs up the ramps into the same size door opening no probs at all. 

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boovuc

Looks like your not hooking up a yellow strobe light on your tractor are you, Craig?

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zieg72

Mine measures 68" with stock turf tires front and back

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RMCIII

70 1/4" on the xi. Garage door height, at the rubber seal, 71" Rubber seal rubs the top of the cab when the rear tires ride up over the cement ridge.

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MalMac

Remember the newer style cabs sit just a little higher than the older cabs do. Older style being the ones with the fiberglass roof.

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