Heated Cab

[jimgerken]

Yup, TSC calls them Heater Cabs. They are special-ordered and cost about $165. Available for "small, universal, large tractors" (three sizes?). Some are rear, some are side entry. We used to call them heat housers. Always had one for the loader tractor for winter snow work. If a guy had a canopy, it would be a nice luxury, since they have no "roofs" on these heater cabs.

 

[bphillips]

Hi Derek,

Did the price you pay include installation or did you install the cab and heater yourself? If you installed - how was it?

Thanks
Brad in NH

 

[tractorlet]

Cheap ansd very thin.

 

[kcbarnes]

Your 3rd pic would have been better if it didn't have the ugly guy in the middle of it.

 

[Rowski]

It was part of a package deal with a tractor, loader, backhoe, chipper and the cab. The cab with front and rear wipers, two front aux lights, one rear light, heater (from engince coolant), and a fan for $3k. That included install. The install doesn't look that difficult, at least to me. It does look like it might take some time to set things and get things lined up. On my heater I had to make a deflector because it would blow right on my left leg! I like the hard side better than the soft side. I think the soft side would not last the life of the tractor, at least not for me. The doors I remove in the spring and install for winter. They come of really easy, takes less than 5 minutes to remove and install again. The both doors have slider windows. If you got any questions or would like some specific pictures let me know.

 

[emery]

I have not seen the NT soft cab, but I did buy a NT golf cart vinyl cover at it works great on my B9200. There is a post somewhere here on TBN with pictures. The cover costs less than $100.