SERVICE MANUALbe rust-proofed whenever cab repair operations areperformed.When rust-proofing cab components, use agood quality air-dry zinc rich primer. Combination typeprimer-surfacer paints are not recommended. Finishpaint as required.Fig. 53. Cab Front Mounting Bracket (Left Front View)KeyDescription1Sill, Cab Underbody2Bolt, Intermediate Bracket3Bracket, Intermediate4Washer, Flat5Insulator, Water Type6Sidemember, Frame7Insulator, Donut Type8Bolt and Nut (Cab Mounting)9Bracket, Cab Front Mounting10Bushing11Bolt, Nut and Washer12ReinforcementAView in Direction of Arrow ACAB MOUNTINGA four point rubber cushioned mounting is usedfor securing cab to frame. This mounting has beendesigned to give a firm foundation to cab and at thesame time provide enough flexibility in mounting toprevent severe road shock from being transferred fromframe to cab. The hard rubber insulators used aremaintenance free.Fig. 54. Cab Rear Mounting (200 cm - 80 Inch WideCab)KeyDescription1Plug, Button2Bolt, Cab Mounting3Sill, Cab Underbody4Bracket, Transmission Mounting5Crossmember, Cab Rear Mounting6Nut, Flange Type7Insulator, Lower8Bracket, Cab Rear Mounting9Bolt, Flange Head10Insulator, UpperAView in Direction of Arrow ACAB FRONT MOUNTINGBoth 200 and 230 cm (80 and 90 Inch) widecabs use a cab front mounting that is similar to thatshown in Fig. 53. Cab width mounting differences areaccommodated by using different mounting holes in theintermediate mounting bracket.CTS-4065PRINTED IN UNITED STATES OF AMERICAPage 30
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