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Yeah, i just came in from plowing. Totally soaked thighs. A cab would be nice. I wonder how bad they fog up. Wet boots, breathing out steam.
Anyone have input on foggy plastic windshield
Yeah, i just came in from plowing. Totally soaked thighs. A cab would be nice. I wonder how bad they fog up. Wet boots, breathing out steam.
Anyone have input on foggy plastic windshield?
Tony, I have a two-piece insulated rain suit, hood included, from LLBEAN. Cheers, Jack
 
I adapted a used Cozy Cab that I believe was once on an early John Deere, possibly a 318 to fit my 149. If you have any basic fabrication skills and the right tools, it's not all that difficult. I would highly recommend looking for a cab with a W/S wiper. Condensation on the inside of the windshield can be eliminated with a 12V. fan blowing towards the W/S. The time-consuming part is getting a good fit around the hood, engine, and frame, usually not that important except when blowing powdery snow into a 15-20 mph wind. I would not go back to blowing snow without a cab! Even with no heat it is still much warmer than being out in the open. I blew snow without a cab for years, tried everything I could think of, snowmobile suit, I still got wet sometimes and a face full of snow. Tried wearing a helmet but the snow stuck to the lens and worse yet, that caused it to fog up. I firmly believe a cab is a worthwhile investment.
 
I have a question, did they make a snow cab for the cub cadet 127? Has anyone tried adopting a modern snow cab to fit a cub cadet 127. I would like some protection from the cold and snow. So any advice would be great.
Yes, they were available
 

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