Canopy New vinyl cab enclosures for Kubota L45 TLB's - $500

[mike69440]

QUOTE=avc8130;4666225I still don't quite understand how they intend we use the sliding door. I see random strips of velcro. Is the bottom of the door supposed to fold up and then slide the whole door back?

Yes, the person who designed the door must be small, flexible and thin or work in the navy on a sub.

The lack of windshield wiper kind of sucks. I'm not sure the windshield even tough enough to handle one. I might try a Rain-X treatment.

No wiper does suck. Plexus might help too. One time I took the door off and used a snow brush. Still was way better than being out in blowing snow.

The cab is certainly WAY better than no cab!
Way better!

My Erskine plow has the ability to accept sides to make a pusher out of it, but all I plow is a 1/4 mile driveway so a plow is perfectly acceptable for me.

I thought of fabricating some quick attach wings also. Hmmm?

If I did commercial snow clearing, a high horsepower factory CAB tractor with 9' split Vee Plow and a huge snowblower in the back would be the tool to have. It would be almost fun clearing snow.

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[mike69440]

Re: New vinyl cab enclosures for Kubota L45 TLB's - $500 Off and stored for spring.

Today, I removed the Fisher Plow, the chains off all four tires, and the soft cab.

It seems like a different tractor with just the 4 Post FOPS and roof.

I think for my use the soft cab fits better than a permanent hard cab

If I was on the tractor all day in the sun, a hard cab with HVAC would be needed, but that in general does not apply to my use.

Looking forward to spring but the mud will slow me down some.