Benefits of a cab with a/c?

[Builder]

Owning a cab is not a question of "wussy". It's a question of whether or not you can afford it and if you need it.

I won't buy another tractor without a cab and if you knew me, you'd think I was far from a wussy

Cabs add more than comfort, they add safety and, versatility and value. Used cab tractors hold a lot more of their value. Once you get in one and use it in foul weather, you'll never go back. They open a lot more possibilities, working in rain, snow, bitterly cold or super hot conditions. They also extend your work days because you don't tire as easily from harsh or impossible working conditions. They help your hearing last longer, too.

 

[Silver_Knight]

They're called Hurdy-Gurdies and, yep, sometimes I still use it...but, I am a manly man
(see my signature line below)

Oh I have seen your signature and I also have a 790.....and I am sorry to tell you that here in Texas it is not a hard gear shift lever that makes a MANLY man

 

[radman1]

Owning a cab is not a question of "wussy". It's a question of whether or not you can afford it and if you need it.

I won't buy another tractor without a cab and if you knew me, you'd think I was far from a wussy

Cabs add more than comfort, they add safety and, versatility and value. Used cab tractors hold a lot more of their value. Once you get in one and use it in foul weather, you'll never go back. They open a lot more possibilities, working in rain, snow, bitterly cold or super hot conditions. They also extend your work days because you don't tire as easily from harsh or impossible working conditions. They help your hearing last longer, too.

I think builder sums it all up. The only time I prefer an open station is when I have to get on and off a lot or due to branches/obstacles and other height restrictions.