Will a CAB CUT fit under standar garage door height?

[metroski]

Still haven't finalized between Kioti or JD but it will either be the DK45s cab or the 3720 cab. Leaning heavily toward the kioti and was wondering if this machine with R4's will be too tall to fit in the garage?????


Mike
NJ

 

[RoyJackson]

Still haven't finalized between Kioti or JD but it will either be the DK45s cab or the 3720 cab. Leaning heavily toward the kioti and was wondering if this machine with R4's will be too tall to fit in the garage?????
Mike
NJ

Real simple, Mike...measure your door height and either call the dealer or go measure it yourself.
I suggest you'll need 8' minumum...but that's a WAG

 

[radman1]

Jd 3720 cab with R1 tires is 89.4" according to the brochure. R4's will be a little shorter but still won't fit under an 84" garage door.

 

[McRancher]

Remember the old saying "Measure twice CUT once".

 

[DrainPondDesign]

Metroski,

The JD 3320 cab with the smaller R4 tires & no top mounted warning beacon will fit under a 8 ft high garage door.

It will not fit under a 7 ft high garage door that many car only homes have.

The 3320 & 3370 are offered by JD with the same size tires.

Measure carefully & good luck.


The cab & heat are really nice when blowing snow in the winter

 

[Dargo]

Actually I had that question with a different size tractor with a different sized door and I had a dealer offer to bring the tractor by so I could see in person if it would or if it wouldn't. While it was here I had a chance to test it on MY terms at my property. It worked out well enough that I just had him leave it. I called the other dealer back and told him to not bother getting me that measurement. He never asked why, and he obviously never got the sale.

Even though I know that it's a sales tactic of sorts (an actual customer who is really considering a tractor - or car - usually takes mental ownership when it's at their property in their garage), I appreciated the move and it made the purchase easy. I can't say whether the dealer's service would be great or not because I've never had a reason to have my tractor back at the dealership.

 

[LoneCowboy]

My tractors all fit in my 8' door.
MF1433 (ROPS), TN75DA (cab), TC45DA (cab)
they wouldn't fit in a 7' door.

 

[Oleozz]

My three doors on my pole barn were 7 footers, the Kioti 45 cab unfortunately would not fit in. I had to cut a new door in the back of the shed and I put in sliding doors, works fine now with plenty of height and width.

 

[Dargo]

My three doors on my pole barn were 7 footers, the Kioti 45 cab unfortunately would not fit in. I had to cut a new door in the back of the shed and I put in sliding doors, works fine now with plenty of height and width.

You coulda just dug a hole under the door.

My issue was with a 9' side door at the back of my barn. It turned out that I wasn't even close to making it through that door. Oh well, I just use the 12' front door. I mentioned the digging above because the one dealer who didn't bring a tractor out actually (and seriously) suggested that I just dig a couple of "ruts" for the tire tracks and I could make it through that door. If I were strong enough to dig "ruts" through 8" thick 5000 psi concrete I'd be working in a circus side show!

 

[Builder]

Actually I had that question with a different size tractor with a different sized door and I had a dealer offer to bring the tractor by so I could see in person if it would or if it wouldn't. While it was here I had a chance to test it on MY terms at my property. It worked out well enough that I just had him leave it. I called the other dealer back and told him to not bother getting me that measurement. He never asked why, and he obviously never got the sale.

Even though I know that it's a sales tactic of sorts (an actual customer who is really considering a tractor - or car - usually takes mental ownership when it's at their property in their garage), I appreciated the move and it made the purchase easy. I can't say whether the dealer's service would be great or not because I've never had a reason to have my tractor back at the dealership.

My CASE 580 still fits under my 9' door even if I leave a coffee mug (made in USA, of course) on top of the cab.

That's what finally convinced me to buy it!