grsthegreat
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Those smaller cabbed tractors used to not have heat and air. Those windows steamed up in winter and you roasted in summer. Have they finally added heat and air?
Looking to buy new trade old
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paulsharvey
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Yes. Heat and AC, otherwise a cab would be horrible.
CX2510 Cab - Nolt's Power
Main Features Engine Gross Power: 24.5 hp (18.3 kW) PTO Type: Live Transmission Type: Hydrostatic Tilt Wheel with Power Steering Illuminated Dashboard Comfortable Seat with Suspension Single Lever Joystick Cruise Control USB and Power Socket Dual HST Pedals Hydrostatic Transmission...
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Even this baby CK2510 cab has AC and Heat. Now, that's an awfully small machine for a cab, and I've never seen one of these in person.
Edit: did you mean the aftermarket cabs? No idea on those
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All I know is, if I wanted to trade in my 2002 M9 Cab Tractor (which is completely optioned out with 2 speed PTP, 3 sets of remotes, SSQA FEL and 2 buckets), my dealer already told me he would give me exactly what I paid for it in 2002 which is 55 grand.
I may sell my 2001 M9 open station on TH however as I've reduced my forage acres I'm harvesting so one unit at this point is really enough. Thinking about listing it on TH for 19 grand.
Of course it's not going anywhere as I don't have any desire to buy a new T4 final tractor and I'm quite fond of a cab and climate control.
I may sell my 2001 M9 open station on TH however as I've reduced my forage acres I'm harvesting so one unit at this point is really enough. Thinking about listing it on TH for 19 grand.
Of course it's not going anywhere as I don't have any desire to buy a new T4 final tractor and I'm quite fond of a cab and climate control.
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jyoutz
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I got 0% for 6 years vs a $600 cash discount. And my money staying invested is making far more than the $600 over 6 years.
5030
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I will admit I did finance my new Kubota round bailer, same deal 0 percent interest and quarterly payments and it's just about paid off. Not something I do usually anyway.
grsthegreat
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No, when i bought my dk45 cab, they had a small 25hp cab. No heat or air. Both were factoryYes. Heat and AC, otherwise a cab would be horrible.
CX2510 Cab - Nolt's Power
Main Features Engine Gross Power: 24.5 hp (18.3 kW) PTO Type: Live Transmission Type: Hydrostatic Tilt Wheel with Power Steering Illuminated Dashboard Comfortable Seat with Suspension Single Lever Joystick Cruise Control USB and Power Socket Dual HST Pedals Hydrostatic Transmission...
Even this baby CK2510 cab has AC and Heat. Now, that's an awfully small machine for a cab, and I've never seen one of these in person.
Edit: did you mean the aftermarket cabs? No idea on those
panamaguy
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Maybe just me but you are looking at about 20 g difference and only gaining a cab. I would build one. Your machine has no hours and has been taken care of. If you dont have a mig welder that uses mig gas buy one.. Remember its on a farm not a tractor show. Good experience and i would bet your dad would be proud of you for that
MotorSeven
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I'm constantly switching 3 point implements....I have thought more than once about a second tractor.
DRE97
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Why sell/trade the tractor at all?
It may be a little old and dirty but so what, it a good tractor!
More than likely a new tractor won't do anything more or better, except cost your money.
If trading the tractor in was such a good deal your Dad probably would have done it.
But hey, it's your money.
It may be a little old and dirty but so what, it a good tractor!
More than likely a new tractor won't do anything more or better, except cost your money.
If trading the tractor in was such a good deal your Dad probably would have done it.
But hey, it's your money.
jyoutz
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I would check into parts availability for that model. If they are difficult to get or discontinued, I would sell it while it’s still running. Otherwise the OP could end up with a lawn ornament and still need a new tractor.
