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• Custom Fit - Tailored to the make and model of tractors listed for a tight fit
• Windshield - Rigid, clear vinyl with a heavy steel frame; no loose gaps to let in cold or wind
• Windshield is plate-polished, wrinkle and distortion free for maximum visibility and less eyestrain with flexible plastic side windows
• Reinforced Vinyl Laminate - Vinyl is resistant to ripping or rotting
• Vinyl is sewn with nylon thread using double lock seams in stress areas and reinforced brass grommets
• Frame: Heavy gauge steel frame with a baked on enamel finish
• Installation - Fewer pieces and precision tooled metal parts that slip easily into place
• No special tools needed
• Sturdy top and back curtain for some models
• Two Styles: Models for rear entry tractors as well as side entry tractors
• We have heater cabs to fit within the following tractor models: Allis Chalmers, Case, Case IH, Case/David Brown, John Deere, Ford/New Holland, International, Massey Ferguson, Minneapolis Moline/Oliver/ White/Cockshutt, Kioti and Kubota

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Location: Richland, MO

well worth it

Date:February 5, 2010

We bought 2 of these, 1 for a Zetor tractor, the other for a Kubota. They really do funnel the heat from the engine into the cab area, so much so that we have to take them off in the spring or we'll cook in the seat! It takes a while to install them the first time but putting them back this winter wasn't bad--and a lot cheaper than buying tractors with cabs.

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