Hi Chris, great video. I would like to add a couple of comments. On the GR cab, the fuel cap has the flap over it to help allow fuel fumes to exit the cab. To add fuel, just open the right door and pull the fuel flap to the side and add your fuel. Pros and cons on added visibility. On some models if you add a window over the steering wheel, all it will do is let you see the hood better. We try to add windows where possible, sometimes, we have to leave windows out, to allow a space for manual crank to enter the cab, as you know. Talking about manual cranks, we borrow tractors to design our cabs on and finding tractors is sometimes hard to do. It's even harder to find all of the attachments, to be install, for us to know exactly where to allow access for the manual crank. There are also different brands of attachments to deal with that require different locations for the different cranks. The L2501 cab, has the flap on the front to allow the front-end loader controls inside the cab. If you don't have a loader, like the one in your video, you can close the flap. We are always open to suggestions. Keep up the good work! I'm glad we can help in keeping your customers warmer in the sometimes-brutal, Canadian weather. Thank you, Randy W. Original Tractor Cab Co. Inc.
Thanks for watching & the comment, always great to learn more about a product Have to start a manufacturing facility in Ontario we would be more then happy to help out with the Kubota attachments
I believe on the L01 cab the hole is for the loader controls to come into the cab, not for manual rotation for a blower. I may be wrong, but that is where the loader controls are located on the L01 models.
Chris: it would have been nice to see you get into the bx model. I would have liked to see you operate the doors. Thanks again for the info. I always enjoy the snow blowing back into my face. So refreshing.
@@roadglide1142 yeah im accully gonna be purchesing a new kubota GL11000 diesel generator hopefully next year wich pretty good price tag at good equipment here in pei for $8,600 cheaper then paying rediculasly $36,900 for 10,000 watt caterpiller
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Hi Chris, great video. I would like to add a couple of comments.
On the GR cab, the fuel cap has the flap over it to help allow fuel fumes to exit the cab. To add fuel, just open the right door and pull the fuel flap to the side and add your fuel.
Pros and cons on added visibility. On some models if you add a window over the steering wheel, all it will do is let you see the hood better. We try to add windows where possible, sometimes, we have to leave windows out, to allow a space for manual crank to enter the cab, as you know.
Talking about manual cranks, we borrow tractors to design our cabs on and finding tractors is sometimes hard to do. It's even harder to find all of the attachments, to be install, for us to know exactly where to allow access for the manual crank. There are also different brands of attachments to deal with that require different locations for the different cranks.
The L2501 cab, has the flap on the front to allow the front-end loader controls inside the cab. If you don't have a loader, like the one in your video, you can close the flap.
We are always open to suggestions.
Keep up the good work! I'm glad we can help in keeping your customers warmer in the sometimes-brutal, Canadian weather.
Thank you, Randy W.
Original Tractor Cab Co. Inc.
Thanks for watching & the comment, always great to learn more about a product
Have to start a manufacturing facility in Ontario we would be more then happy to help out with the Kubota attachments
I believe on the L01 cab the hole is for the loader controls to come into the cab, not for manual rotation for a blower. I may be wrong, but that is where the loader controls are located on the L01 models.
Chris: it would have been nice to see you get into the bx model. I would have liked to see you operate the doors. Thanks again for the info. I always enjoy the snow blowing back into my face. So refreshing.
Thanks for the comment, doors open on a rod sliding rod nothing special but works every time
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Just buy a factory cab 😊
kubota dont have small factory cabs yet for bxs or gr but i think itmight be there down the road in the feature plus new walk behind mowers as well
@@michaelmactavish4445 Correction they do offer one for the BX but it’s $6K installed.
@@roadglide1142 yeah im accully gonna be purchesing a new kubota GL11000 diesel generator hopefully next year wich pretty good price tag at good equipment here in pei for $8,600 cheaper then paying rediculasly $36,900 for 10,000 watt caterpiller
the bx hard cab is an add on cab that is dealer installed, roughly 12-15$ cdn with install
we keep the GL11000 & GL8500 in stock great generator for the money