Pulled the trigger!

lawn_king · Dec 17, 2013

I had a heated curtis cab on my B7500 13 years ago. I was pleased with it, it kept me warm and dry working snow and out of the sun during the dog days of summer. I will post a review in a couple of weeks.

creekbend · Dec 18, 2013

Congratulations.

TomSeller · Dec 18, 2013

Nice Christmas present !!

wmonroe · Dec 18, 2013

Congrats on the new tractor. A 3540 cab and 2320 cab should make for a nice duo.

Gary Fowler · Dec 18, 2013

Cabs are sure nice for any weather. Yesterday here hit a high of 70F so no need for cab heat or air. We don't get a lot of cold weather here, but last week it was in the low 20s' for almost a week never got above freezing so a heated cab would be nice (assuming I would be out there doing something in that kind of weather, no snow here to blow.
Congratulation on your second purchase of a cab tractor. Does it come with heat AND AC?

lawn_king · Dec 19, 2013

There is no AC option for curtis cabs, they do have a nice heater. The cool thing about the softside cabs is that you can take the doors off and the rear windows out for the summer!

lawn_king · Dec 19, 2013

Last minute change. Im going to get the front snowblower as well as the front blade!

rbarker · Dec 19, 2013

lawn_king said:
Last minute change. Im going to get the front snowblower as well as the front blade!

You'll love it but get a bunch of spare shear bolts if your experience is anything like mine.

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devildog1 · Dec 19, 2013

Congrats on your new Kubota, now you have big and little brother. I had the front snow blower on my BX23TLB and boy did it blow snow, never broke a shear pin but my area is all blacktop(7900sf). I now have a LA2674 three point rear blower on the the L3540 and it too blows Great, best of luck to you!
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