SCUT with cab for front mounted snowblowing

[Avondale]

Can anyone offer ideas for a SCUT that has a factory cab, (defog, wiper, etc) and a front mounted snow blower option. Perhaps in 25 to 30 HP range? Not really interested in a lawn tractor w/blower and an after market plastic type windshields. Make and model, please. Thanks for your help. Merry Christmas

 

[joeyd]

I thought I remember a posting here about TYM offering a front snow blower and a cab. I googled it and found a 2013 listing from a dealer in NY for such a set up available in 23-35 hp. I also saw a Mahindra listing also on Google. I know some of the guys here have those, check the post "pictures of your snow weapons".

 

[aczlan]

Do you want to mow as well? IIRC, the Kubota B3000 is the smallest CUT with a factory cab. We have a Curtis cab with a heater, wiper, etc on our BX2660 and it works well.
Kubota also has the F series front mount mowers which can be had with a cab and a snowblower, but they are significantly more expensive than a BX or B...

Aaron Z

 

[Avondale]

Ok, Thank You for input.

 

[MrPete]

I also have the BX2660 with a curtis cab and blower. I am very satisfied.

 

[ericdube]

I don't think there is a SCUT from any of the manufacturers with a factory cab. You'd have to install an aftermarket cab if you went with that size tractor.

The smallest CUT with a factory cab that I know is the Kubota B2650/B3350.

 

[Avondale]

Thank you all for suggestions. Do the Curtis cabs have any problems fogging up/visibility in snow clearing? Can they be removed for summer use?

 

[ericdube]

Having had an aftermarket cab on my previous tractor, I'd say yes.

Even my factory cab on my L4760 fogs when I first get in it. I need to run the heat on high for a while before it starts to clear up.

 

[flyingcow]

I have a factory cab tractor. Not a scut. But I do get some fogging up as well. Once you get good heat going and airflow most of it will dissipate. Curtis has always made a good aftermarket cab. I would prefer a curtis cab for winter and than i can take it off for summer use. But i got a deal on my tractor that i couldn't pass up. Also note,once my tractor cab is blowing heat, I turn the A/C on slightly to help with the DE-humidication process.

 

[ericher69]

Having had an aftermarket cab on my previous tractor, I'd say yes. Even my factory cab on my L4760 fogs when I first get in it. I need to run the heat on high for a while before it starts to clear up.

Eric,

If you run the A/C it will clear up the fogging as it will remove humidity.

In my truck I run the defroster/heat on high with A/C on and it clears right up.

Don't know if it's an option on your tractor