2 Part cab question

JustJeff

JustJeff

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Kubota BX 2350
Dec 2, 2016
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Hi guys (and gals if there are any!). I've got a BX 2350. I have a snow removal company and I want to use this as a sidewalk machine with a rotary broom on it. The only company I've seen that lists a cab for this specific model is Curtis Cab. I really don't like Curtis cabs, they look cheap and not very well built to me. There is a Canadian company called Tektite that makes a really nice cab, but they only list it for the BX 2360 and 2370. Why would those not work on mine? Any ideas? What changes were made after the 2350? I know at some point they went back to steel panels vs. the plastic ones that I have, but I don't know what other differences there are.

Part 2: Does anybody know if any other companies that make hard-sided cabs for Kubota? Cozy cabs are very nice, but I don't believe they make them for Kubota, only JD. And I'm not aware of any others that I can check.

Thanks for the help guys. I really appreciate it.
 
1970cs

1970cs

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The BX2350 and 60 should be a spot on match. The 70 series went to a taller foldable ROPS in two stages. First series they raided the BX25 ROPS and then finally brought in the skinny version.

Pat
 
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vic gerbasi

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M110 L3300
Feb 19, 2016
232
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dugald mb canada
JustJeff said:
Hi guys (and gals if there are any!). I've got a BX 2350. I have a snow removal company and I want to use this as a sidewalk machine with a rotary broom on it. The only company I've seen that lists a cab for this specific model is Curtis Cab. I really don't like Curtis cabs, they look cheap and not very well built to me. There is a Canadian company called Tektite that makes a really nice cab, but they only list it for the BX 2360 and 2370. Why would those not work on mine? Any ideas? What changes were made after the 2350? I know at some point they went back to steel panels vs. the plastic ones that I have, but I don't know what other differences there are.

Part 2: Does anybody know if any other companies that make hard-sided cabs for Kubota? Cozy cabs are very nice, but I don't believe they make them for Kubota, only JD. And I'm not aware of any others that I can check.

Thanks for the help guys. I really appreciate it.
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there is a company in Morden Manitoba that makes cabs for nearly all tractors worth looking into especially with the can$ being what it is.
 
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vic gerbasi

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Equipment
M110 L3300
Feb 19, 2016
232
6
18
dugald mb canada
JustJeff said:
Hi guys (and gals if there are any!). I've got a BX 2350. I have a snow removal company and I want to use this as a sidewalk machine with a rotary broom on it. The only company I've seen that lists a cab for this specific model is Curtis Cab. I really don't like Curtis cabs, they look cheap and not very well built to me. There is a Canadian company called Tektite that makes a really nice cab, but they only list it for the BX 2360 and 2370. Why would those not work on mine? Any ideas? What changes were made after the 2350? I know at some point they went back to steel panels vs. the plastic ones that I have, but I don't know what other differences there are.

Part 2: Does anybody know if any other companies that make hard-sided cabs for Kubota? Cozy cabs are very nice, but I don't believe they make them for Kubota, only JD. And I'm not aware of any others that I can check.

Thanks for the help guys. I really appreciate it.
Click to expand...
there is a company in Morden Manitoba that makes cabs for nearly all tractors worth looking into especially with the can$ being what it is. Jodale i think
 
Treckerzeug

Treckerzeug

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Carraro tgf 7800 taijfun 4,5 t winch, trailer with crane, double bl saw
Apr 17, 2015
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