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OT a quick survay of your thoughts on cab\no cab
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Posted by pat ,maplehillfrm on January 02, 2004 at 18:35:50 from (216.238.59.51):
hello all,.
Hope your new yr is starting good, I have a quick question, I know we all have different tastes and preferences but also enjoy tractors all makes and models.
I recently purchased a Utility INT 2400 with a loader, It was from a school district I think mainly used to plow their lots, and has a full surround cab, I am thinking of selling it, I find the cab to be cumbersome,,, I am thinking that if the cab was off it would sell easier, the whole tractor is in great shape, but with the cab I dont think it would be practical to be a woods tractor or all around tractor ,would a tractor with a cab be a selling point or a hinderance in the sale??, I just wanted to know your opinion, thanks pat
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