OP
NonTypicalCPA
Silver Member
I'll be the guinea pig. I'm going to have the dealer install one on my Kubota L6060. It'll help with working in the heat, but also help keeping the dust and insects off me.
Rops sunshade with built in fan
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workinonit
Elite Member
Yea, I was wondering what the current draw was. Can't put a fan that big on my ZTRs. That is a heck of a current draw. Maybe too much for most open station tractors and if you have a cab with a large alternator you don't need it.
workinonit
Elite Member
This Ventrac just passed my trailer cutting grass at the power plant I'm working at. Looks like it has one on it.
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OP
NonTypicalCPA
Silver Member
Sure does look like it. What’s it take to upgrade an alternator?
i7win7
Veteran Member
On private property, in the woods, mowing the lawn. Exactly what electrical devices are you powering? Nothing, why not have a little operator comfort.
1 Cool ROPS accessory
Flex-a-Lite model 116 radiator fan 2,215 CFM and 11 amp draw. Stirs up quite a breeze. May help with bugs a night when running lights. Ground speed in reverse slightly faster? :unsure:
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I did it again. The cooling fan I added to the B worked so well it was time to upgrade the "lawn mower". Now the location of the ROPS hinge poses a significant problem. The fan has to mount to the top half but, can't mount to lower half if you need to lower the ROPS. After significant mental...
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PILOON
Super Star Member
OK, my CUT cab is DIY but when I made it I did insulate the roof.
In the summer I simply remove my door.
For cooling I have 3ea 12 volt computer type 'muffin fans' that blow nice are at me and also help blow any bugs out.
Muffin fans draw very little amps and are very efficient air movers.
Mine are mounted on swivel bases so that come winter I can re direct air to de fog my windows.
In the summer I simply remove my door.
For cooling I have 3ea 12 volt computer type 'muffin fans' that blow nice are at me and also help blow any bugs out.
Muffin fans draw very little amps and are very efficient air movers.
Mine are mounted on swivel bases so that come winter I can re direct air to de fog my windows.
grsthegreat
Super Star Member
I wonder how loud that fan is. I know my shop fan drives me nuts