How to Remove a John Deere 240 Skid Steer Cab

The Deere 240 is a front-end loader, or skid steer, manufactured by John Deere. The Deere 240, which was first produced in 2001, features a 51-horsepower, three-cylinder engine. The skid steer is 75 inches in height, 102 inches long and 64 inches wide and also features a completely closed-in cab. The cab on the Deere 240 is removable so other areas can be accessed for repair or maintenance. Removing the cab from the base requires the help of several assistants.

Things You'll Need

• Phillips screwdriver
• Impact wrench

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Instructions

1. • 1

     Remove the screws holding the center console in place and remove the console and shifter handle.

   • 2

     Lift the seat forward and remove the trim panels in the rear of the cabs. Disconnect all plastic electric wiring harnesses.

   • 3

     Remove the cab bolts in each corner of the cab with the impact wrench.

   • 4

     Lift and pull the cab from the skid steer base with the help of two to three assistants.