P700m4 Just call me cage cutter...

[Montecresto]

Got the paint on and finished the welding. Finally nearing the end! Touch up paint and put everything back together and I'm good to go.
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A very fine job that you've done there young man!! Sure is nice to have a buddy with a real nice shop and good tools. Another completed proud mod.

 

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[LandPioneer]

A very fine job that you've done there young man!! Sure is nice to have a buddy with a real nice shop and good tools. Another completed proud mod.

Thank you sir! And yes it sure is... I can't wait until I one day have a shop like his. It is so much easier to tackle stuff when properly equipped and with plenty of room!

 

[pct]

Looks Great

 

[LandPioneer]

Looks Great

Thank you man! Very happy with the results...

 

[eastenn]

Nice work! Did you give any thought to fabricating new tubing for the top portion and make a basically flat roof and do an aluminum top? I'm considering that as it will give me the most clearance but still maintain the most headroom.

I'm a little ahead of myself as I don't own a 700-4 yet, but planning ahead. My house was built in the 70's and my garage door into the basement only opens up to about 77". The Pioneer I'm looking at measures 80" to the highest point on the roof (with plastic roof installed).

 

[LandPioneer]

Nice work! Did you give any thought to fabricating new tubing for the top portion and make a basically flat roof and do an aluminum top? I'm considering that as it will give me the most clearance but still maintain the most headroom.

I'm a little ahead of myself as I don't own a 700-4 yet, but planning ahead. My house was built in the 70's and my garage door into the basement only opens up to about 77". The Pioneer I'm looking at measures 80" to the highest point on the roof (with plastic roof installed).

Thanks! Not really since I wouldn't be able to tackle a job like that myself. I would have to pay someone to do a custom cage. I've seen others do it, but I decided the chop was good enough for me.
My garage is 80" and I was rubbing the back of the roof when pulling it in. With the chop I now easily fit in the garage with no rubbing. I also put on Fox Shocks and they did give me some lift. I also have 27" tires.

 

[CumminsPusher]

That really does look great! I think the 700 looks the best with a little trim sure got tough looking


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[QuadMan747]

Got the paint on and finished the welding. Finally nearing the end! Touch up paint and put everything back together and I'm good to go.
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What did you end up with for overall height? From floor to the top bend in the roof?

 

[QuadMan747]

That really does look great! I think the 700 looks the best with a little trim sure got tough looking


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Yes it does look real good. Wheels are spinning if I don't upgrade.

 

[LandPioneer]

What did you end up with for overall height? From floor to the top bend in the roof?

I'll measure it when I get home and let you know...

 

[QuadMan747]

I'll measure it when I get home and let you know...

Thanks

 

[Montecresto]

I'll measure it when I get home and let you know...

What did that measurement turn out to be LP?

 

[QuadMan747]

What did that measurement turn out to be LP?

I was wondering that myself

 

[Montecresto]

Nice work! Did you give any thought to fabricating new tubing for the top portion and make a basically flat roof and do an aluminum top? I'm considering that as it will give me the most clearance but still maintain the most headroom.

I'm a little ahead of myself as I don't own a 700-4 yet, but planning ahead. My house was built in the 70's and my garage door into the basement only opens up to about 77". The Pioneer I'm looking at measures 80" to the highest point on the roof (with plastic roof installed).

I think a flat roof would look bad ass. But no on the aluminum roof. For durability, you can't beat the thick tough ass plastic roofs. But where would you get one.

 

[LandPioneer]

Sorry guys I wasn't able to get it measured yesterday. I will tonight though...

 

[Montecresto]

Sorry guys I wasn't able to get it measured yesterday. I will tonight though...

No worries, just didn't want to see it forgotten, thanks.

 

[LandPioneer]

What did you end up with for overall height? From floor to the top bend in the roof?

@QuadMan747 I measured 77.5" from the floor to the highest point on the back of the roof. As previously stated I also have Fox Shocks and 27" tires.

 

[QuadMan747]

@QuadMan747 I measured 77.5" from the floor to the highest point on the back of the roof. As previously stated I also have Fox Shocks and 27" tires.

That's pretty cool then, it's about back down to stock 700 height w/o a roof.

 

[LandPioneer]

That's pretty cool then, it's about back down to stock 700 height w/o a roof.

Yep and that is with the Fox's set on stiff. My clearance is like 14.75", can't remember what stock is.

 

[QuadMan747]

I'm not home to measure but I'd guess around 10"? So that's Friggin awesome