Slowpoke Slim
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- Joined
- Jan 6, 2017
- Messages
- 3,767
- Location
- Bismarck, ND
- Tractor
- Husqvarna YTH24V48 riding mower, Branson 3725CH
I have certainly whacked some tree branches with my cab. You'd have to *really* hit a big branch to damage a cab window. That is a common misconception that folk have about cab glass. It is much more like auto safety glass than it is a plate glass window pane like in a house window. I've pushed branches to the sides going between trees that would have easily swept someone off of the seat of an open station. I'm not talking about going *fast* through the trees, but easing between trees in a hedge or tree row is a common thing for me.
It is a non-event.
2 weekends ago I was mowing pastures at 95 F outside temp. A/C in cab had me very comfortable and cool.
I can stand next to my tractor and reach in through the right side door and move my 3 pt lever up/down, whatever I need, while standing with both feet on the ground. You certainly don't have to climb in and out of the cab to move the 3pt lever while hitching/unhitching implements.
Look, you guys buy what you want, and that's fine.
But some of this stuff being stated is just pure hogwash.
It is a non-event.
2 weekends ago I was mowing pastures at 95 F outside temp. A/C in cab had me very comfortable and cool.
I can stand next to my tractor and reach in through the right side door and move my 3 pt lever up/down, whatever I need, while standing with both feet on the ground. You certainly don't have to climb in and out of the cab to move the 3pt lever while hitching/unhitching implements.
Look, you guys buy what you want, and that's fine.
But some of this stuff being stated is just pure hogwash.