There is rust out near the 3 screws in the picture. Yes it is where the rear and front cab come together with the wooden block in between with the 3 screws going through and holding everything together. the rear cab part on top is the one with the rust out. there is no connection between the front and rear except the wooden block. I had the cab totally unbolted ready to remove and most people thought I should repair with it bolted to the frame so I rebolted it down. The wood does not appear rotted but I'm going to replace anyway.Screws are tight but will need to be cut to be removed. Hope that clears things up. Dave


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