8. ROOF
8.1
Use a Phillips head screwdriver or other pointed instrument to poke
holes in the roof headliner at each of the bolt holes. Puncture from
the headliner side to the outside.
8.2 (See fig. 13)
Install roof with 5/16” button head screws using 1”
long screws as noted and 3/4” long screws elsewhere. If installing
the hard sided rear panel install a 3/4” long bolt in the center of the
rear flange.
9. REAR CURTAIN (SOFT SIDE ONLY)
9.1
Install rear curtain by snapping to the inside back vertical edge of
the roof.
9.2 (See Fig. 14)
(NOTE: adhesive backed Velcro should be applied to
a clean, dry surface at room temperature.) Using the curtain as a
guide apply self adhesive hook Velcro, as needed, along the inside
of the rear legs and the corresponding line along the tractor. At-
tach rear curtain to newly applied Velcro strips.
10. FINISHING TOUCHES
10.1
Tighten bolts on front cowl assembly, windshield support and rear
legs, lining up the edges of the sheet metal with the outside corners
of the unitized frame tube. Tighten the bolts in the roof and rear
panel (if equipped). Next, tighten the bolts attaching the base of the
rear legs and seat belt holders to the roll bar followed by the floor-
board bolts. Finally, tighten the roll bar mounts and brackets. Install
plastic nut covers on all the nuts on the inside of the cab as well as
the roll bar brackets.
10.2
Install doors onto hinges. Work the doors back and forth until the
hinges are completely seated. (NOTE: the hinges, inside latch, and
striker bolt can also be adjusted for proper engagement.)
111 HIGGINS STREET, WORCESTER, MA 01606
MODEL: JOHN DEERE 2305, 2210 HARD SIDE & SOFT SIDE CABS
CABS/BLADES/ SPREADERS/ACCESSORIES
FIGURE 13
FIGURE 14
1” long
HS ONLY
FIGURE 15
10.3
(For hard sided cabs only)
(See Fig. 15)
Install the gas spring to the frame and door with the small
piston end towards the door. Press the button on the compression fastener to lock the gas spring in
place.
10.4
Install the windshield wiper per instructions included with the wiring and hardware kits.
Care and Maintenance Instructions
Check and tighten hardware after 40 hours of operation. Periodically inspect and tighten hardware
for the remainder of the unit’s life.
Wash the painted surfaces of the unit with commercial automotive cleaning products.
Clean windows with glass cleaner.
Vinyl components should be washed with a mild solution of warm soapy water.
Clear vinyl can be easily scratched. Be careful cleaning frost or snow from windows. Do not roll
curtains in cold weather. The windows become stiff and may crack. Keep windows clean.
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