Anyone been able to get one in a standard 7' high garage door? I would go with a cab if it would fit in my garage. I know it's a tractor, but my tractor is not going to sit outside. Garage is heated also, diesel likes that. HJT
B2650HSDC cab in garage?
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I ran into similar issue with my 2370 and 82 inch garage ceiling. My solution is a custom cab being built as I type at about 1/3 cost of OEM.
According to Kubota's web site, overall height is 84.6".
Height top of cab = 84.6in
Tires Standard = Front 7-12R1 Rear 12.4-16R1
If you are going to get R4's or turf -(R3's) you will have room.
Verify the height with the dealer BEFORE you buy it.
Will be R-4 on it. Hopefully they short enough to get a little room. I read where the height was 84.6 and I doubt I have quite 84 inches total. If ever quits raining, will get an accurate measure of what I have for height. Now just need an absolutely accurate height of tractor and cab with the R-4. Dealer don't have one that I know of, so that might be a hard measurement to get exactly. Either way, will be probably less than an inch to "go" or "no-go". Hope someone that reads this forum has tried one. HJT
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HJT, it sounds like you're so close to being able to fit a tractor with R1s that it's time to do some 'tweaking' on your garage door. (No, I din't miss the fact that you're getting R4s!)
Most motorized openers set the upper limit switch well forward of the end of the rail, leaving ~4" to 6" of the bottom lip hanging below the door frame. Moving the switch closer to the end of the track will allow the door to move farther on the track, bringing the bottom of the door higher -- perhaps high enough to provide the clearance you need.
Please keep us posted on your progress! (And by all means, investigate Humblebub's solution above -- everyone loves to save money!)
Most motorized openers set the upper limit switch well forward of the end of the rail, leaving ~4" to 6" of the bottom lip hanging below the door frame. Moving the switch closer to the end of the track will allow the door to move farther on the track, bringing the bottom of the door higher -- perhaps high enough to provide the clearance you need.
Please keep us posted on your progress! (And by all means, investigate Humblebub's solution above -- everyone loves to save money!)
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