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If you are questioning whether you need a cab or not...don't....just get it.
Today it's approaching 100 degrees and humid..:eek:
In my cab, it was about 75 degrees and I could not be more happy that I took the plunge and got the cab. I finish mow about 10 acres per week and can't imaging doing without!
http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s...v/DSC_8272.jpg
That's a beautiful view. Not only are you cooler, you're free from all those allergens, pestiside and herbicide spray. Nice finish work!
CTW
"10 acres", why ?
Is it just a love to mow ?
100% agree -- don't forget the bugs, I saved a dozen wasp stings having a cab for doing my bush hogging. They don't like those big paper nests shred. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by keving
I wanted to get one for my BX-24 but I couldn't find one. So I got the roof which is far better than nothing, given the amount of rain we get in Pacific Northwest. But it can get cold in there....
girly men!! :D
I honestly have no idea how, if I had a cab on my tractor, I would actually go about maintaining my red neck, and my Farmer's tan!
:D
Oh come on now. Look at that photo. Do you think the view would be the same with a pasture that was rough cut with a bush hog? Nothing like a perfectly manicured open field surrounded by woodland! Now I wish I would've gotten a cab for MY M7040!;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Willl
A perfectly manicured open field is a waste of a good food plot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Glowplug
Plant some warm season grasses, legumes, whatever and that MT field becomes a field of deer, turkeys, birds and butterflies that rarely needs cutting saving hours of mowing and the fuel to boot.
It takes about two hours, I get to have some seat time, have a beer or two...or three and figure out what pattern is next... oh yeah, the place looks awesome with it all mowed up too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Willl
Here's some deer running around in there before I mowed. They love the short grass.
YouTube - Deer in the field