Minor update without pictures. I put one window in, the first one that I had removed, looks awesome, but the weatherstripping is all dry rotted, so I really wish I had ordered new stuff. It will stay in, but may develop a leak, so I will probably add some silicone to it. When I do the forklift windows, I will order new weatherstripping for both machines plus some extra for other projects.
Once I knew I can make it work, I stripped all the windows out of the cab that I wanted to replace, there are two small ones that really need new weatherstripping and without it, they will probably fall out so I did not mess with those. The large window was a real pain to cut with my small router table (if you can even call it that), but I got all the windows cut. The rear slider was a bit of a pain to get apart and some of the screws broke off, but I got it apart, of course I broke one of the latches, guess I will have to live with it that way, probably won't find another one. By the time I got everything cut and the mess cleaned up, it was getting dark, so I tried to bring the Mitsu inside, it did not want to come under the door, so I took the bucket off, but it really did not help. I had the bucket curled up, so I tried coming in with the boom all the way out and down. It worked, once I cleared the door it had plenty of room.
Don't worry, I took lots of pictures, but I am headed home for dinner. I will post them tomorrow morning. Have nice night guys!
