Team orange is represented by Minnesota. Team green is represented by Indiana. I personally like team orange. If it were not for these two valuable sub compact tractor owners, I don't think there would be a lot of owners sharing on TH-cam. Good work guys! 😎😎🤔🤔🤔
Thanks Tom, Tim and I are doing our best to bring you all the information we can one video at a time. There are a lot of other tractor TH-camrs out there. In my future videos I plan to feature some of the other guys as well. Keep on tractoring!
Great video. The comparison between the two cab was perfect. The Curtis Premium heated cab would be great to have on my BX2380. I primarily used my Kubota in the winter. I'm in Canada in the province of Manitoba. The winters are brutally cold and we get a lot of snow in prairies! I like all the features of the premium cab and that it allows you to access the quick release levers of the loader arms. Sliding windows on the doors are a definite plus. I also like the fact that a wiper can be installed on the back window. As I have a rear mounted snow blower so a rear wiper is a must. I was ready to buy the cab and requested a quote from local Kubota dealer but at $10,640, the cab will have to remain as a dream. Lol.
The advantage I think is around $2700 (I could be way off, just guessing) and the premium is going to be just north of 5k depending on the options. Keep on tractoring!
How's she goin' Jon!!! I have a Curtis Soft Sided cab on my Massey Ferguson GC2300. I don't have heat or AC in it but it really isn't too bad in winter. I dress for being outside anyways, so the cold isn't a big problem. I have to say though, heat would be nice. Things I do like about what ever cab you choose, it keeps you out of the sun, and wind and in summer, especially around here in Nova Scotia, it keeps the bugs at bay!!! Great video on these cabs. They're great and well worth the cost. Take 'er easy!!!
Sometimes the bugs make being outside unbearable. We northerners have enough cold weather to deal with despite those darn pests. Cabs come in handy for more than just the cold. Keep on tractoring and God bless.
You are correct! The advantage series will not work with the 23S. AC is new to Curtis Industries and they are the only aftermarket manufacturer to provide it. You can still get the AC to add to either cab. Keep on tractoring!!
Minnesota man buys cab because -45 is too cold, adds a/c because 75 is too hot
Team orange is represented by Minnesota. Team green is represented by Indiana. I personally like team orange. If it were not for these two valuable sub compact tractor owners, I don't think there would be a lot of owners sharing on TH-cam. Good work guys! 😎😎🤔🤔🤔
Thanks Tom, Tim and I are doing our best to bring you all the information we can one video at a time. There are a lot of other tractor TH-camrs out there. In my future videos I plan to feature some of the other guys as well.
Keep on tractoring!
@@ritterjon there may be other youtubers out there, but you guys set the pace.
Love your tractor Jon. The amount of time you put into this video definitely shows. I know it’s a lot of work. Thanks for sharing.
This vid took awhile! Thanks for noticing. I enjoyed it however. Tractors and TH-cam is a fun combination for me.
Keep on tractoring!!
Great video. The comparison between the two cab was perfect. The Curtis Premium heated cab would be great to have on my BX2380. I primarily used my Kubota in the winter. I'm in Canada in the province of Manitoba. The winters are brutally cold and we get a lot of snow in prairies! I like all the features of the premium cab and that it allows you to access the quick release levers of the loader arms. Sliding windows on the doors are a definite plus. I also like the fact that a wiper can be installed on the back window. As I have a rear mounted snow blower so a rear wiper is a must. I was ready to buy the cab and requested a quote from local Kubota dealer but at $10,640, the cab will have to remain as a dream. Lol.
Like I said, you need a heated cab, especially for where you live! I sure hope you find a solution.
Keep on tractoring!
How much is the a/c added to it? How much are the cabs? Thanks!
Well done!
Kubota offers a cab for the bx and L but not the B01?
Thanks
How much are they???
The advantage I think is around $2700 (I could be way off, just guessing) and the premium is going to be just north of 5k depending on the options.
Keep on tractoring!
Nice overview Jon! mmmm....heat..... LOL. Cheers!
How's she goin' Jon!!! I have a Curtis Soft Sided cab on my Massey Ferguson GC2300. I don't have heat or AC in it but it really isn't too bad in winter. I dress for being outside anyways, so the cold isn't a big problem. I have to say though, heat would be nice. Things I do like about what ever cab you choose, it keeps you out of the sun, and wind and in summer, especially around here in Nova Scotia, it keeps the bugs at bay!!! Great video on these cabs. They're great and well worth the cost. Take 'er easy!!!
Sometimes the bugs make being outside unbearable. We northerners have enough cold weather to deal with despite those darn pests. Cabs come in handy for more than just the cold.
Keep on tractoring and God bless.
Nice Jon I may get one someday.
Jon good job I like your cab we have a curtis cab on a 2370-1 but I think my cab is better than the economy one thans for showing
God Bless
PaK
The 70 series cab is also a nice! The advantage series is a little easier on the bank account however.
Keep on tractoring and God bless.
A few things to note when I ordered my cab AC was not an option for the 23S. And It looks like that orange cab will not work with the 23S.
You are correct! The advantage series will not work with the 23S. AC is new to Curtis Industries and they are the only aftermarket manufacturer to provide it. You can still get the AC to add to either cab.
Keep on tractoring!!
Like the cab Jon .