Great work. I've been trying to figure out what doors to go with as I want to do this style of window and frame. Have looked at UTV Inc, Marshall motoart as they already are framed all the way around, and trail armor gen x doors.

 

Hmmm, I may be missing something here. How are you going to open the door from the outside once the windows are on?

 

You are right and the mechanism is already though but not done yet! ;-) I will make a small lever, about 2 inches long on the ProArmor bracket and will connect to the slamlatch button using a thin 4'' long steel cable. When i push the lever towards the door, the cable will be pulling the slamlach button downward.

 

You're a thinker, I like that. Keep up with the pictures..

 

I did a couple of hours today...
I decided to do a different type of door opener that the one i described earlier.

I I put a video of the system and some pics of one of the panel put up with the seals.

You have to click on this to see the video.

Some more later.

 

Good work.... keep up the pictures and description.
Thanks.

 

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What material did you use for the windows?

 

Let's continu... now that i know that all the seals, the lexan bending and all the ''engineering'' works, it will go much faster... hopefully

My garage is such a mess, i can't stand it anymore, i must do a cleanup tomorrow.

 

where did you get the door seals? i want to do something similar on my 4 seater but use a windjammer from a jeep to close off the front seats (kids dont ride in cold weather)

 

If you look in the last pic, there is a box full of different type of seals that i found and ordered on ebay and also at this fantastic hardware supplier McMaster & carr. They have everything a handymand can ask for !

This is what i find took the longest part in this project, It is to find everything you need and think about every building details before doing anything... and wait for the stuff to arrive.

 

Awesome job, wish I had the tools to do that...

 

Very nice!!

 

Great job. Looks factory

 

Thanks!

 

I like it! I am a big fan of cabs as the winter is too cold not to have something to keep it out. Mixed with a heater you will be able to ride in any weather! The thing I keep reminding myself is to dress like you will be outside. Just in case you have to end up walking out of the woods... Good job!

 

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So any chance of you sharing the part number for the moulding you used, i started looking on ebay and wow, theres alot of choices

 

yes i know there are many types, I ordered 5 different kind to do this whole project. The best advice i can give you is to start doing your own design and depending of you doors and gaps to fill, you order the right ones.
But most important of all, do like i did... be patient lol

 

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Well, i finished my doors!

I just have ONE word to say... I will not do that again... loll

After taking the pics, i took it outside in the snow and it is a nice feeling to have a warm cab with warm air at your feet and in your face.
There is absolutly no rattles, the doors close and open perfectly
Now, I can’t wait to go for a long ride now...

Here are the last pictures for this project.

 

Very nice job !! That is what I need !!!


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thanks

 

Very nice craftsmanship man!


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SLICK! By the way, where did you get that sweet looking rzr jack!

 

That turned out great, nice work. What thickness of lean did you go with?

 

If you're talking about the lexan, it is 1/8'' thick same as the steel frame around it so in case of an accident and needed to come out quickly, it is not to hard to just push on the whole window to get out since lexan is unbreakable. :ride:

 

Haha stupid auto correct. Yep lexan not lean. Thanks for the info.