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Attaching Occupant Protection Structure to Vehicle
(Refer to illustration on following page)
Remove occupant protection structure from shipping bundle and
arrange weldments around the vehicle.
With hood fully opened, position one side weldment into position and
loosely bolt into place using ½” x 3” bolts and locknuts in front and 5/8”
x 3” bolts and locknuts in rear. Nuts should be oriented towards the
outside of the vehicle in rear. Place opposite side weldment into po-
sition and fasten loosely into place.
Loosely fasten front weldment into place using ½” x 2-½” button head
cap screws on the top and ½” x 2” button head cap screws in front.
Loosely fasten rear weldment into place using ½” x 2-½” button head
cap screws on top and 3/8” x 1” bolts and locknuts on bottom (where
indicated).
Install seatbelts to holes in rear weldment using ½” x 1” bolts and lock-
nuts. Tightening bottom of rear weldment will help to align seat belt
holes.
Tighten all fasteners. Do not exceed torque specification on rear frame
mounts.
Place seat back against rear of cab frame with the five studs extend-
ing through the matching mounting holes. Fasten using 5/16” flat
washers and locknuts.
OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT
Consult with your Bush Hog dealer for availability of optional equip-
ment. These items will have installation instructions supplied with the
kits.
ITEMS TO CHECK:
Check oil level in the engine (see engine manual)
Check tightness of all fasteners, including bolts, lug nuts, and
setscrews.
Check tire pressure.
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SECTION IV
ASSEMBLY