7010 Cab Kit Recommendations?

Looking to fix up the cab floor, foam and headliner this winter and see that there are many choices.

Looking to see if anyone has recently done a cab kit on a 7000 Series and what product did they use? Thanks.

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Fehr

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I put Fehr kits in 7045 and maroon 7060. Both live in the same conditions but the 7045 has some peeling of the vinyl from the foam in just a years time. Some of the glue has let loose and I think that it might be just and application error. I would use them again. Got some different adhesive to fix the loose stuff. Also some panels had exposed foam on the edges so I trimmed it back and rolled the vinyl over it.

Ferh is a good choice. Used them on both combines and both 8070s. Very happy with product and will use them again. Be sure to state you have a black belly tractor. They are different from the maroon belly kits.

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Fehr does good work on cab kits. If you feel something isn’t fitting right, call them & they will talk with you about it. Here’s their AC 7010 products weblink.

https://www.fehrcab.com/search.php?category=1942&search_query=%227010%22§ion=product&_bc_fsnf=1&brand=38

Thanks for the guidance. Fehr it is then. Many people above say that is the way to go.

I suspect I need to do a good job on cleaning the old foam and/or adhesive off. Is there a good product that I need to use to do that? Don't want to kill myself with fumes doing it though! I would like to freshen up some of the paint inside cab, but that has the same issues on smelling paint for a long time in the cab. Any good ideas on that task?

I will try the floor mat from Fehr too. I am wondering if I could build up an extra layer underneath of the floor mat to help make it last longer?

80 7010, 80 7020. 67 190XTD Series I w/500 Loader, AC 2000 Plow, AC 4 row Planter, AC 77G Rake, Member Indiana A-C Partners, Member TAC

Dale,

Sounds like a good idea. I have some of those stall mats from TSC on hand. I will have to make a pattern even if I cut it into two pieces. I will take advice on left and right, instead of front and back. Appreciate the idea. Now that I think about it, I believe I saw those stall mats used on some restorations at the Portland tractor show in Indiana last year.

80 7010, 80 7020. 67 190XTD Series I w/500 Loader, AC 2000 Plow, AC 4 row Planter, AC 77G Rake, Member Indiana A-C Partners, Member TAC

I like using 3M adhesive remover for taking off old glue residue. You should wear a respirator if you do. In my case I also used wire brushes to get the rust and dirt off. I don't think those surfaces were painted where the foam panels were glued on. Wore a dust mask for that. Surfaces must be clean to give the new glue a chance.

Used conveyor belting from your local gravel pit or stone quarry works well also most times it's free it not worn out

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