After market or such cab

[Northern Rednek]

Hello anyone know of a good place or kind of after market cab to get for my l3901. Don't know what to call them, the plastic kinda cab


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[Tire Biter]

You mean like this one?
http://www.covermytractor.com/Kubota-L3901-Tractor-Cabs-and-Cab-Enclosures-s/11476.htm

 

[Northern Rednek]

Exactly like that but much cheaper. Hahahaha


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[ColdRider]

I searched for a cab last fall after getting a snow blower, too pricey for me. I made one from plywood and lexan that comes off with 6 bolts. $600 with electric heat and a defroster fan. Took about a week sourcing materials and construction. Works great but is very loud inside I use ear protection.

 

[Northern Rednek]

I searched for a cab last fall after getting a snow blower, too pricey for me. I made one from plywood and lexan that comes off with 6 bolts. $600 with electric heat and a defroster fan. Took about a week sourcing materials and construction. Works great but is very loud inside I use ear protection.

Would it be possible for you to send me pics of it or even post them. Please

 

[jnschnit]

You can take a look at this site. I bought their cab for my B2620 and absolutely love it.

http://www.orangeaftermarket.com/

 

[Delmar]

Not sure of fit, but noticed this one for sale on the TBN site.

http://classifieds.tractorbynet.com/ad/0013729-Kubota-L-35/search/filter/m42/0/go

 

[Grouse Feathers]

Would it be possible for you to send me pics of it or even post them. Please

If you go to this thread and scroll down to cabs, there are 5 threads listed of OTT member who built cabs:

http://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=21240

Most of us could't see the price of a cab so built our own, or would just rather build our own anyway.

 

[chim]

My DIY cab was completed in early 2013 at a cost of about $1,200 and something in excess of 150 hours. It's all steel with tinted automotive safety glass. It has two hinged doors that lift off, and a heater connected to the tractor cooling system that keeps it warm on the coldest nights. It was built in sections for removal/reinstallation but removing the doors in hot weather works well enough I haven't bothered the past two summers.

http://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=12883&highlight=build+l3200

 

[thedevilyoulove]

I searched for a cab last fall after getting a snow blower, too pricey for me. I made one from plywood and lexan that comes off with 6 bolts. $600 with electric heat and a defroster fan. Took about a week sourcing materials and construction. Works great but is very loud inside I use ear protection.

C'mon, no pics? Sounds cool, want to see it.

 

[ColdRider]

I have some pictures on my phone but don't know how to put them up here. I'm no computer guru to say the least.

I can't take any with my digital camera because I took the cab off today. It's in 5 pieces and stored away.

 

[ColdRider]

My DIY cab was completed in early 2013 at a cost of about $1,200 and something in excess of 150 hours. It's all steel with tinted automotive safety glass. It has two hinged doors that lift off, and a heater connected to the tractor cooling system that keeps it warm on the coldest nights. It was built in sections for removal/reinstallation but removing the doors in hot weather works well enough I haven't bothered the past two summers.

http://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=12883&highlight=build+l3200

I watched the build as you posted, amazing job. I was going to do similar until I started pricing steel and glass. The glass company near me quoted $1100 for tinted safety glass!! Too rich for me on a fixed income. I would like a different heater. The electric will warm it up but not enough to run coatless.

 

[chim]

Thank you. We built one for a tractor at work this year and I was really surprised the glass was over $700. It had more glass than mine, but I'm glad this cab was paid for by the company.