Cab for '04 JD Gator HPX
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prosumequipment
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Having an '04 HPX, I presume you don't have any type of ROPS on it. There are two other options besides the Curtis:
One is to go to your Deere dealer and take a look at what they have to offer. They have a very nice steel and glass deluxe cab, and also have a less expensive poly cab with poly windows.
The other is to check out the poly cab with glass windows we make here at Prosum Equipment, LLC.
Either of the poly cabs will require you to add the standard ROPS to your Gator, but it would still be considerably less than the deluxe cab from Deere.
One is to go to your Deere dealer and take a look at what they have to offer. They have a very nice steel and glass deluxe cab, and also have a less expensive poly cab with poly windows.
The other is to check out the poly cab with glass windows we make here at Prosum Equipment, LLC.
Either of the poly cabs will require you to add the standard ROPS to your Gator, but it would still be considerably less than the deluxe cab from Deere.
Thanks for the reply.
Our gator does have ROPS - it looks like this:
http://www.deere.com/en_US/ProductCatalog/HO/media/images/product/gator_hpx_4x4_406976_1col.jpg
I looked at the full cab that you have at Prosum Equipment (found your website). Can you provide a complete features list and pricing?
Thanks
Our gator does have ROPS - it looks like this:
http://www.deere.com/en_US/ProductCatalog/HO/media/images/product/gator_hpx_4x4_406976_1col.jpg
I looked at the full cab that you have at Prosum Equipment (found your website). Can you provide a complete features list and pricing?
Thanks
prosumequipment
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Sure, there are a lot of features on this cab you won't find elsewhere, especially for the price.
-Glass windows all around
-Hinged windshield opens for ventilation
-Sliding rear window for ventilation
-Doors lift off
-Doors hinged on front side
-Steel door frames with poly skins
-Full perimeter door gasket
-Automotive style door latching
-Keyed door locks
-Rear Panel does not interfere with front wall of bed
-Instant access to under the hood
-Integrated front light kit and switch panel
-Seven point mounting of the roof
These are typically sold through Deere dealers, priced under $2500
-Glass windows all around
-Hinged windshield opens for ventilation
-Sliding rear window for ventilation
-Doors lift off
-Doors hinged on front side
-Steel door frames with poly skins
-Full perimeter door gasket
-Automotive style door latching
-Keyed door locks
-Rear Panel does not interfere with front wall of bed
-Instant access to under the hood
-Integrated front light kit and switch panel
-Seven point mounting of the roof
These are typically sold through Deere dealers, priced under $2500
yankeerider
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Prosum, have you considered a variation that would hinge the doors on the rear, like the JD cab? Here's why I ask-
During the warmer months, the doors are going to be off anyway. In the winter, I expect that most of my trips in/out of the gator will be to change the manual angle of the plow, not move stuff in/out of the bed. Right now, I'm leaning more towards the Deere cab than yours because of that. But I like your glass vs. poly windshield on the Deere.
Best of both worlds- A simple arrangement to convert hinging front->rear depending on user needs/whim at the time. After all, i'm not looking for automobile-secure latching for a vehicle that's only used off road on my property.
During the warmer months, the doors are going to be off anyway. In the winter, I expect that most of my trips in/out of the gator will be to change the manual angle of the plow, not move stuff in/out of the bed. Right now, I'm leaning more towards the Deere cab than yours because of that. But I like your glass vs. poly windshield on the Deere.
Best of both worlds- A simple arrangement to convert hinging front->rear depending on user needs/whim at the time. After all, i'm not looking for automobile-secure latching for a vehicle that's only used off road on my property.
EV59
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Anyone looking for Gator cabs or tops.... We recently sold our dealerships and have some cabs left over....Deere, Curtis, Wells Agco, and possibly have some other accessories....25-50% off List Price....let me know what your looking for. EV59 email me at edvalkenburg@gmail.com
prosumequipment
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Yankeerider, I see what you mean where your priority is the front of the vehicle instead of the rear. I don't think it would pay for me to develop and produce a rear hinged version of the doors. That would involve changing my door tooling, which can get expensive. I think most people interested in our cabs either prefer or can get by with a front hinged door, and we strive to build what the customer wants, but I know we won't be able to meet everyone's desires for cab features. Kind of like no one UTV meets everyone's vehicle needs.
Even if you go with the Deere cab, we will be rolling out a new heater you may be interested in. It's for the XUV and doesn't take up any of the glove box or front storage tray. I don't have it priced out yet, but the design is pretty efficient, so it should be lower than anyone elses.
Even if you go with the Deere cab, we will be rolling out a new heater you may be interested in. It's for the XUV and doesn't take up any of the glove box or front storage tray. I don't have it priced out yet, but the design is pretty efficient, so it should be lower than anyone elses.
EV59
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For all those who sent email requesting info on Cabs that I still have in stock....I will confirm stock next week once I return...and reply with prices and availability....thanks EV59