Canopy Cab for 4066M

[usnfiveo]

I have a 4006M that I'm thinking about getting a cab to use in winter conditions. Curtis Cab has theirs on clearance for $1500. That's for metal and glass all around. Regular price $4000+. The web site says it is for the "R" series but the pictures show it on a 4052M. The response to my inquiry advised that, yes, it will work on the "M" series but you can't use it with the loader. I started comparing the look of the R vs the M. The loader is the D170 instead of the H180 but they appear in the same place when mounted. The bucket control IS an issue but I'm guessing that could be relocated without breaking the bank considering the clearance price. I can't find ANY other information on the web or other forums or pictures of the Curtis Cab on a tractor of this series. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

 

[ktm250rider]

Cant help with fitment, but for 1500, I'd be on my way to pick it up. You could easily sell it.

 

[usnfiveo]

I know, right.... I was even thinking that if it needed modifications it would still be cheaper than anything else that nice. I was looking at another thread where a guy had a 1 series with a cab but the loader broke the front window while he was raising it and backing up at the same time. His head was watching where he was going....THAT would be my luck and I would be decapitated, or worse.

 

[GreenTime]

I can only add that I had a Curtis Cab on a JD 2520 and that their customer service was terrible. I emailed them with just few simple questions and they never replied.

 

[nybirdman]

It would be less frustrating to trade for a cabbed tractor.The after-market cabs are;expensive,noisy.By the time you add heat and may-be air;very expensive.
A Vinyl cab at least would be a wind break.Better yet if you have a "canvas"installer(I.E. for boats) they could build you one cheaper and removable.