Abstract: An apparatus for moving a tractor cab relative to a tractor body includes a bracket having a first end and a second end, the first end of the bracket being secured to the tractor body and the second end of the bracket being spaced apart from the tractor body. The apparatus also includes a first support arm having a first end and a second end, the first end of the first support arm being secured to the tractor cab and the second end of the first support arm being secured to the second end of the bracket.

Abstract: The tractor includes a frame member mounted in the tractor body and a first mounting member secured to the frame member, the first mounting member including a plurality of first apertures. The tractor also includes a bracket for supporting a cab riser apparatus thereon, the cab riser apparatus being capable of moving the tractor cab relative to the tractor body. The tractor further includes a second mounting member secured to the bracket. The second mounting member including a plurality of second apertures which align with the plurality of first apertures. A method of mounting a bracket onto a frame member of a tractor body is also disclosed.

Abstract: Outrigger structures are useful for supporting and stabilizing a work machine while the work machine is operating. When the work machine is in operation dirt and other debris can fall onto the moveable components of the outrigger structure thus a guard mechanism must be provided. The subject outrigger structure includes a guard member which is pivotally mounted to the top of the outrigger structure and is spring biased toward a pivotal leg member to cover a portion of the moveable components to prevent accumulation of debris on the moveable components to reduce wear on the outrigger structure. This arrangement of components provides a guard member which moves with the leg member to always maintain the guard member in position to cover the moveable components.