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I put in more than enough years on open swathers to really appreciate a comfortable cab. Its either too hot or too cold, too windy, sometimes too dusty. Insects can be a problem. Sunburn and wind burn tormented me. First self propelled I drove was a White (Cockshutt) 504. Then a Massey 655. Moved up to an IH 4000, still no cab. Finally got this JD in 2010 and now work in comfort whatever the weather.
This was my dad swathing with the Cockshutt 50 and a Massey 30 pull type 15 foot. Not the greatest swather and was well used up by the time we got it in 1973.
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