Need feedback from Kubota CAB owners

[turbo36]

I've seen that same demo done by Kubota before with the exact opposite results. I could be wrong, but Deere does not have a fresh air setting on their cab - Kubota does. So when they set the kubota to pull in outside air it fills the cab right up, the Deere does not have that option so it does not. All they would have to do is flip the switch to use recirculated air and the Kubota would not fill with smoke. Again, double check this - but I thought this was the case.

All of these cabs are remarkably air tight, so much so that they put one-way valves in so that its possible to close the door without poping your ear drums.

If as you say that Deere can not bring in outside air, how can you "pressurize" a cabin without bring in outside air?

 

[Kendall69]

This thread can die, as I went to the AG show, and Kubota does not make a cab and backhoe combo.
Sure I could go with another backhoe, but then if there is a problem Kubota will point at the backhoe mfg, and the backhoe mfg will point at kubota , and round and round we go.
I looked at New Holland, and John Deere, New Holland wins hands down. The cab was easy to get in and out do and felt rooms as heck. The little skylight above helps looking at the bucket, and opens up the space a little.
So the Kubota cab is a moot point of now.