B3200 cab build

[David Devuono]

Looks good. Why couldn't my Kubota B4200 be big like your 3200?

 

[Nuno]

Hey,

nice Job.
i am also building a cab for my tractor and i am nearly finish.
would you install an cab heater and have you any ideas for this?

 

[NH-Rob]

Hey,

nice Job.
i am also building a cab for my tractor and i am nearly finish.
would you install an cab heater and have you any ideas for this?

Thanks,
I am planning on putting a heater in the cab but I want to wait until I have it done before I order one. I think I am going to buy it from sportsimportsltd.com 12, 24, 36, 48 & 72 Volt Auxiliary Heaters & Blankets I bought one from them to put in the skid steer at work and it works very well. I hand built the one for our other skid steer but it does not work well because the fan I use is not big enough.
Rob

 

[Nuno]

Thanks,
I am planning on putting a heater in the cab but I want to wait until I have it done before I order one. I think I am going to buy it from sportsimportsltd.com 12, 24, 36, 48 & 72 Volt Auxiliary Heaters & Blankets I bought one from them to put in the skid steer at work and it works very well. I hand built the one for our other skid steer but it does not work well because the fan I use is not big enough.
Rob

thank you for the Link,
that looks good and i can see that this dealer have also coolant heater.
i am planing to use an coolant heater and will build one by my self with an Heater Core from an VW Golf and two 12v 120mm Fan

 

[NH-Rob]

thank you for the Link,
that looks good and i can see that this dealer have also coolant heater.
i am planing to use an coolant heater and will build one by my self with an Heater Core from an VW Golf and two 12v 120mm Fan

Thats the same fan I used in the skid steer. maybe if I used two it work better. It is supose to move 106cfm. Let me know if it works for you and if it does I will upgrade that heater.
Rob

 

[Jay4200]

I started this prodject back in Sept and have been waiting to post untill It was done but I am looking for some motavation to get myself working harder on it. I will post a bunch of pictures and hope to take many more as I finish this thing. Any way here they are let me know what you think.
Rob

Cool. I'll take #2 off the assy line.

Do some snowblowing with the tractor. That'll give you all the motivation you need.

JayC

 

[JD955SC]

I know you said you were going to remove it for summer work, but have you thought about putting a small RV A/C unit on it and keeping it on for summer work (which would provide good protection against those swarms of yellowjackets we all know and love so much, not to mention operator comfort...)

 

[NH-Rob]

I know you said you were going to remove it for summer work, but have you thought about putting a small RV A/C unit on it and keeping it on for summer work (which would provide good protection against those swarms of yellowjackets we all know and love so much, not to mention operator comfort...)

I would love to do this but my main problem is that I use the tractor to mow my lawn and I think the cab will be in the way when mowing around trees. Do you have pics of the a/c unit you are talking about? I am picturing a unit that sits on top of the roof.
Rob

 

[JD955SC]

Do you have pics of the a/c unit you are talking about? I am picturing a unit that sits on top of the roof.
Rob

You're picturing what I'm picturing. Basically, it'd look like the optional A/C units of the Laurin cabs- mounts on roof, but fairly low.

I would love to do this but my main problem is that I use the tractor to mow my lawn and I think the cab will be in the way when mowing around trees

 

[600rider]

what are you going to use for the door latch and where did you get them? Cab looks great by the way! Ken.