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Read articles →This is a hands-on repair walkthrough, not a buying guide: an owner tackles a mouse infestation stinking up the cabin of a used Kubota L5740. He shows exactly which bolts to remove to pop the cab roof/HVAC assembly off, finds a mouse nest and a dead mouse near the cabin filters and squirrel cage fan, then cleans, deodorizes, and replaces a urine-ruined radio. Most useful for L5740 owners doing their own HVAC teardown or dealing with rodent damage.
Posted by the DieseJL Garage channel, an owner sharing a real DIY repair on their own tractor rather than a dealer or review channel.
Take out 13 bolts from inside the cab across the front, sides, and back, leaving two short side bolts in place, then push up on the top in a few spots until it pops off.
They come in through the rope supports on the cab, and some owners stuff steel wool down there to block the entry point.
The nest was behind the cabin filters, with a dead mouse found underneath the squirrel cage fan inside the HVAC assembly.
Mice urinated on the radio and ruined it, so the owner cleaned, vacuumed, deodorized the cab, and installed a new radio.
