Cabs

[Bill Guenthner]

No way I can justify the cost of a hard cab for the used Mahendra I'm looking to buy. Can anyone recommend a reputable soft side cab to buy?

A coat is much more economical and doesn’t add non-productive weight.

 

[KennyG]

A coat is much more economical and doesn’t add non-productive weight.

I've tried it both ways. The cab works a lot better.

 

[Old Grunt]

A coat is much more economical and doesn’t add non-productive weight.

Oh I realize the economics. I live up on a hill, it's always windy and swirly. By the time I finish snow blowing most of the time I look like the abominable snowman. I mean yeah heavy winter gear, head gear, and snow goggles. It's still bear to snow blow.

 

[William Bransford]

No way I can justify the cost of a hard cab for the used Mahendra I'm looking to buy. Can anyone recommend a reputable soft side cab to buy?

Covermytractor.com

 

[Hersheyfarm]

No way I can justify the cost of a hard cab for the used Mahendra I'm looking to buy. Can anyone recommend a reputable soft side cab to buy?

Justify? You taking it with you?

 

[chim]

$1,200 and a lot of elbow grease to make a steel and glass heated cab:

DIY Cab - Finally decided it was time

Much of the time I enjoy the open air and nothing around me. Then there are those times when my feet and fingers are freezing and it isn't that much fun anymore. After reading about numerous homebrew cabs I decided it was probably something I could handle. What I need is some guidance /...

www.tractorbynet.com

 

[Billrog]

DIY cab made a frame for the front and had a place that does boat tops and car interiors ( seats) make the top for me
$1,200.

 

[LouNY]

If your tractor has a canopy you could investigate a golf cart canopy if you want to be cheap and just get a cover.
This is a golf cart canopy on my IH 574