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Read articles →Focused entirely on removing and storing an Original Cab aftermarket enclosure from a 1025R, not a general maintenance video. Shows the two-person lift process, disconnecting a custom wiring setup for lights and wiper, and then building a simple two-by-four pallet stand with real dimensions given. Closes with a discount code for the cab maker. Best for 1025R owners who already have this specific cab and want seasonal removal and storage guidance.
Tractor Time with Tim is a family owner-operator channel focused on compact tractor projects, though this video ends with an affiliate-style discount code for the cab brand featured.
Take out the six to ten mounting bolts, disconnect the light and wiper wiring, then have two people work the cab backward and up off the tractor since it will not lift straight up.
Lights were wired into the existing switched rear lights on one circuit, so the same switch controls everything, while the wiper was on its own circuit with constant power, switched at the top.
Use two-by-fours on a 48-inch pallet, roughly 30 inches across the front braces, 35 inches front to back, 17.5 inches between the lower rear braces, raised about 9 inches.
The speaker found it cost-effective, easy to install and remove, sturdy enough, and much warmer in winter than no cover, even without a heater.
