Cab Owners - How well does your A/C work?

[Mud Mechanik]

Mf 1660 with tinted windows. The a/c works better than the one in a truck, the tint helps out alot.

 

[WilliamBos]

Mf 1660 with tinted windows. The a/c works better than the one in a truck, the tint helps out alot.

Got a pic with the windows tinted?

 

[grsthegreat]

Thats weird.... i replied to this post awhile ago, and the post disappeared.

Ill try again

I have a 2011 Kioti DK45HST cab and used the a/s yesterday in 95-97 F heat and it was wonderfully cold in the cab. Had to turn the temp and fan down as i was getting chilled.

Also, the heat works great in winter snow plowing.

Best investment i made in a long time.

EDIT: i wasnt nuts....i posted to another copy of this post in a different forum.my bad

 

[94BULLITT]

Kubota L4240 works great in 90-100* heat. At times it is very humid here. By the times I start it and move it 5' the evaporator drain is dripping.

 

[Poopdeck Pappy]

Thats weird.... i replied to this post awhile ago, and the post disappeared.

Ill try again


EDIT: i wasnt nuts....i posted to another copy of this post in a different forum.my bad

Sorry about that. I realized I should have posted this in the general owning/operating forum, so I cross-posted. Thanks for your response. A Kioti DK50SE HST Cab is one of the tractors I'm considering, so your response is helpful.

 

[Mud Mechanik]

I used a hybrid metallic film (35%), as suggested by someone here on tbn.

 

[94BULLITT]

I used a hybrid metallic film (35%), as suggested by someone here on tbn.

It looks good.

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[Ace3]

My 3540 cab works great. It can get so cold that I can hang meat in it!

 

[johnnyvol]

I used a hybrid metallic film (35%), as suggested by someone here on tbn.

No hijack, but that's a nice looking ride. :thumbsup: Where'd you get that done?

 

[Mud Mechanik]

No hijack, but that's a nice looking ride. :thumbsup: Where'd you get that done?

I done it myself, it wasnt easy and i wont do another one....i'll pay a pro next time.

 

[Boris1]

I used a hybrid metallic film (35%), as suggested by someone here on tbn.

Curious how the visibility is a night? Looks sharp!

 

[WilliamBos]

I used a hybrid metallic film (35%), as suggested by someone here on tbn.

Looks awesome!! Night time tough?

 

[Mud Mechanik]

I have no problems at all with night time visibility, i do have great cab lights though. The biggest drawback that i have found is that it is difficult to see in from the outside, such as giving hand signals to someone driving a hay trailer and you want them to pull up a little bit. I don't use it too much at night....mostly haying cows and occasionally some bush hogging.