L60 Series Air Ride Black Vinyl Seat

[w8nfsnow]

Just signed the deal on a Kubota L6060 ROPS. Sold my 2012 Kioti DK50 which was a great tractor but I'm one of those guys who likes having warranty call me crazy. This time around I went with Kubota due to our local dealership. I looked hard at Kioti but with these tier 4 engines I figured I should also consider the closest dealer just in case call it a feeling!

Does anyone have an L60 series ROPS model with Kubota air ride vinyl seat (did a search but not a lot of info out there). I'm guessing the seat will offer good comfort but I have a couple questions:

Does it come with armrests?
Is it heated?
Does it look good and fit the tractor well? (not about looks but I don't want something that looks out of place or big after thought)
Does it cramp the operators station at all?

Any info or pictures would be great.

 

[jeff9366]

I have an L3560. All Grand Ls are equipped identically and share a single Operator's Manual.

Yes, the air ride seat comes with arm rests, which raise individually.

No, it is NOT heated.

Beauty is in the eye of The Beholder. To me it looks comfy.

I am 72" in height. I have the seat 1/3 forward in its adjustment range.

I weigh 212 pounds. Crossing a deep rut the seat may bottom out, which means it is designed for a person of about my weight. If you are >230 pounds you may need to somehow fill the carriage part of the seat to reduce suspension travel. There have been thread started on this topic, here on T-B-N.

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[w8nfsnow]

Thanks for the info. My problem is I've yet to find a picture of an installed air ride seat in a ROPS model L6060 which I was hoping to see before giving the green light on a $1000 seat. I have seen the cloth ones in the cab tractors but no ROPS pics. I'm surprised Kubota doesn't have an accessory book with pictures etc.......kind of weak on that front.

I'm 200 pounds and 72" tall so the seat should support me well.

 

[TripleR]

According to an old thread, Grammar makes the seats for Kubota, the one shown was an MSG75G/531. I am sure the Grammar catalog will show one in vinyl.