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Re: year a around cab
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Posted by Bill Smith on January 07, 2003 at 20:02:46 from (63.147.130.81):
In Reply to: year a around cab posted by steve II JD4000 on January 07, 2003 at 17:36:16:
I am assuming you are considering buying the cab and not selling. You might consider how much use you will get out of cab just as much as the dollar amount you will spend. If you are in summer/winter climate and operating it alot on 100 degree days and freezing cold winter days then the cab is worth alot to ya. But if you are adding it for a feature and it is going to sit in the shed on those extreme weather days then it probably isn't worth the hassel or money. I have roasted and froze on open tractors and don't really mind it if it is once a year but a cab would be nice for everyday operation if it was a year round, everyday deal. Then the money would be well spent.
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