My preferred setup would be a nice removable cab. On for the winter, off for the summer. I have not found the prefect one yet, but an original tractor cab with a quick connect plumbed in heater gets the job done.
Good job. Here in Western Washington, we have two seasons, cold and wet and warm and wet. Cabs are great, you talked about being less fatigued, I compare it to a long drive in an air conditioned car and riding in a convertible. In a convertible with the sun shining wind blow through your hair, feels great until the sunburn comes and the wind beats your head to death.
First off, great video! I love my cab. I would add radio and well placed mirrors to the pros. A con is added difficulty communicating with a ground spotter or other people approaching, but because of it, I have trained the kids to keep back 20 feet or more till I acknowledge them on the ground. I much prefer it that way. So, is it a con that they don't just walk up on me and try to talk?
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Nice video. One more con is the ease of getting on and off the tractor.
You are absolutely correct!
My preferred setup would be a nice removable cab. On for the winter, off for the summer. I have not found the prefect one yet, but an original tractor cab with a quick connect plumbed in heater gets the job done.
I could see that being a good setup, especially if you had a great way to get the cab on and off (like a hoist in your shop, etc)!
Good job. Here in Western Washington, we have two seasons, cold and wet and warm and wet. Cabs are great, you talked about being less fatigued, I compare it to a long drive in an air conditioned car and riding in a convertible. In a convertible with the sun shining wind blow through your hair, feels great until the sunburn comes and the wind beats your head to death.
Thank you! That's a great analogy to describe it!
First off, great video! I love my cab. I would add radio and well placed mirrors to the pros. A con is added difficulty communicating with a ground spotter or other people approaching, but because of it, I have trained the kids to keep back 20 feet or more till I acknowledge them on the ground. I much prefer it that way. So, is it a con that they don't just walk up on me and try to talk?
Great points! And I think that may be more of a benefit than a con!
One ground bees nest well worth the extra money
Bees are no fun at all!
New Brunswick Blackflys..no escaping those little buggers!
Oh man! I'm sure that isn't fun.
Ooh those Canadian black flies are unbearable, horse flys and deer flys in July in yooper Michigan aren't much fun either.
@@robertlivingston1634 None of those sounds fun to deal with!
$8k more is tough to swallow. A dusk mask and sunscreen is cheap
Fair enough! Especially if you aren't using it a ton.