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06-08-2008, 11:02 AM #1Gold Member
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- Kubota 7040HDC
Get the CAB!
If you are questioning whether you need a cab or not...don't....just get it.
Today it's approaching 100 degrees and humid..
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!
keving
M9540HDC
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06-08-2008, 11:30 AM #2Silver Member
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- Texas
Re: Get the CAB!
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
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06-08-2008, 11:34 AM #3Elite Member
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- Northwest, WA
Re: Get the CAB!
"10 acres", why ?
Is it just a love to mow ?
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06-08-2008, 12:21 PM #4Bronze Member
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- May 2008
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- Texarkana, TX
Re: Get the CAB!
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.
Originally Posted by keving
If you are questioning whether you need a cab or not...don't....just get it. Today it's approaching 100 degrees and humid.. . . .
L5740HSTC
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06-08-2008, 01:05 PM #5Member
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- Feb 2008
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- Seattle, WA
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- Kubota BX-24
Re: Get the CAB!
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....
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06-08-2008, 04:55 PM #6Elite Member
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- Spring, TX (Houston)
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- Kubota L2500
Re: Get the CAB!
girly men!!
L2500
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06-08-2008, 09:18 PM #7Silver Member
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- Sep 2007
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- Elkton, MD
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- Kubota B3030
Re: Get the CAB!
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!
Kubota B3030, 72" MMM, 403 FEL, ATI QA with ATI HD Bucket, Landpride RB1572 rear blade
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06-08-2008, 10:55 PM #8Veteran Member
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- 3rd Planet from the Sun
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- Kubota M7040HD
Re: Get the CAB!
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! Originally Posted by Willl
Chuck
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06-08-2008, 11:10 PM #9Platinum Member
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- St. Francois Mountains of Missouri
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- NH TC29
Re: Get the CAB!
A perfectly manicured open field is a waste of a good food plot. Originally Posted by Glowplug
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!
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.
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06-08-2008, 11:15 PM #10Gold Member
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- Virginia/WV
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- Kubota 7040HDC
Re: Get the CAB!
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. Originally Posted by Willl
Here's some deer running around in there before I mowed. They love the short grass.
YouTube - Deer in the fieldkeving
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