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Kubota BX 70 Series Cab
(fits BX2370, BX2670, and BX25D)
(p/n: 1KBX70AS Steel Cab)
(p/n: 1KBX70SS Vinyl Cab)
The contents of this envelope are the property of the owner.
Be sure to leave with the owner when installation is complete.
APPROXIMATE INSTALLATION TIME: 4 HOURS
(excluding accessories)
Steel Cab Shown
Standard equipment: Front Windshield Wiper.
Options available:
Interior Rear View Mirror (not shown) (p/n: 9PM3)
85 Degree Rear Wiper (20" Blade) (p/n: 9PWK8520F)
3" x 5" Oval LED Front Work lights (p/n: 9LEDW2)
Heater (p/n: 9PH20S18) (18 and 23 hp engines)
Heater (p/n: 9PH20S40) (26 hp engine)
LED Strobe Light (p/n: 9LEDS2)
Exterior Side View Mirrors (not shown) (9PM5)
Fuse Block Switch Panel (not shown) (9PSF1)
Front Plow/Blade (not shown) (1KBXFELB)
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Rev. D
08/19/2016
p/n: IM-1KBX70
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- Page 1 1 of 13 Kubota BX 70 Series Cab (fits BX2370, BX2670, and BX25D) (p/n: 1KBX70AS Steel Cab) (p/n: 1KBX70SS Vinyl Cab) The contents of this envelope are the property of the owner. Be sure to leave with the owner when installation is complete.
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Page 2: Tools Required
p. 2 of 13 NOTICE Cabs, blades, and general accessories add additional weight to the base vehicle. Deduct the accessory’s total weight from the vehicle’s rated capacity including driver and passenger. Exposure to Carbon Monoxide can Cause illness, serious injury or death. - Page 3 p. 3 of 13 1. Disconnect the wiring and remove the amber flashers from the mounts on the tractor. (They will be reinstalled onto the cab in a later step) Remove Flashers 2. Remove and discard the two carriage bolts at the front of the floorboard on either side of the hood.
- Page 4 p. 4 of 13 5. Install the cowl over the front of the instrument panel and attach to the floorboard. (Note: Leave bolts finger tight) Ref: Qty: Description: Front of Tractor Floorboard Cowl 5/16-18 x 3/4” Flange Bolt 5/16-18 Flange Nut (Locking) C - 2x D - 2x 6.
- Page 5 p. 5 of 13 7. Install lower ROPS clamp. (Note: Leave bolts finger tight) A clamp may be used to aid installation. D - 4x Ref: Qty: Description: ROPS Bar Left Sideframe Lower ROPS Clamp 5/16-18 x 3/4” Flange Bolt 8.
- Page 6 p. 6 of 13 10. Install both left and right Upper ROPS Clamps (Left side shown) (Note: Leave bolts finger tight) Ref: Qty: Description: Left Sideframe Upper ROPS Clamps 5/16-18 x 3/4” Flange Bolt 5/16-18 Flange Nut (Locking) D - x4 B - x2 C - x4 11.
- Page 7 p. 7 of 13 14. Place the roof in position on top of the cab. The latches may not engage properly and will be adjusted in a later step. Install the hinge pins as shown making sure the steel lip bolted to the rear of the roof is centered between the sideframes. To easily adjust the roof, loosen the bolts for the hinge sleeves that were factory installed on the roof and adjust in the mounting slots then tighten.
- Page 8 p. 8 of 13 16. Install the fuel cap cover. Ref: Qty: Description: Right Sideframe Fuel Filler Cover 5/16-18 x 3/4” Flange Bolt C - 2x 17. Rear panel installation for hard rear panels: (Note: If installing a vinyl rear panel, skip this step) Note: If the cab is being installed on a tractor with a pivoting seat, the bottom edge of the rear panel must be modified to clear the seat latching bar.
- Page 9 p. 9 of 13 18. For vinyl rear panels: (Note: This page is not required if you installed a hard rear panel) Install (4) snaps along the rear lip of the roof. Ref: Qty: Description: Roof Rear Lip Snaps 10-32 Nut (Locking) B - 4x C - 4x 19.
- Page 10 p. 10 of 13 22. Re-install the flashers into the mounting tabs that are welded to the back of the sideframe. Reconnect the wiring. Ref: Qty: Description: Left Sideframe Flasher Mounting Tab 23. Remove the air intake screen below the steering wheel. 24.
- Page 11 p. 11 of 13 28. Remove the SMV bracket from the tractor. Remove the SMV receiver from the bracket and install on the newly supplied SMV bracket. Ref: Qty: Description: SMV Bracket SMV Receiver 29. Install the new SMV bracket assembly on the tractor using the same OEM hardware.
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