[Hydriv]

Jim... Just put a cab on that 400 that you are going to buy and those issues become non-issues.

It's that simple.

 

[Hydriv]

A 400 isn't "better" than a 200. Each series has its own strengths and it all depends upon which strengths suit your lifestyle the best.

You already own two 200's. You now need a 400. You can put a cab on that one and set it up for dedicated winter duty.

 

[grummy]

A 400 isn't "better" than a 200.

Perhaps the 400's are slightly.... when backing over previously plowed furrows of snow.... The taller tires and ground clearance are a benefit.

I find that the whole experience had changed when I went to those tall tires in the back. When necessary, you can either drive over and through with a 400 where you generally have to "Grind and Drag" your way with a 200.

For those with prim/proper yards of pavements and borders, a 200 is plenty wonderful. I just picked up another 200 series from a member Bread320i over at GTTalk... the thing blows snow very well. Yet, if you have to deal with a lot of not so prim/proper, the 400's tall rear tires are a better deal. Often, I have to blow yards out before any plows come thru. With a 200, I would wrestle with just crossing the streets.

 

[Snotrocket]

I'll be thinking of you later Jim when I'm blowing snow in a light sweatshirt and I start to sweat a little..... :sidelaugh: :sidelaugh: :sidelaugh: :sidelaugh:

 

[Bill.H]

Sounds like that cab of yours is just too hot inside. You should build one like grummy is working on with openable windows and vents. Wouldn't want you to get all overheated and sweaty then catch a chill. Could get pnuemonia and die!
I'll take that old one off your hands and I'll even give you the cash to get started on the new one! :lol: :lol: Only 'cause I'm a nice guy, of course. :sidelaugh:

 

[Snotrocket]

When I first bought the tractor I was going to sell the cab. I put it out there for $400 and not 1 person made an offer on it.

I'm sure glad I didn't sell it!!!

 

[Fatbob]

I'll be thinking of you later Jim when I'm blowing snow in a light sweatshirt and I start to sweat a little..... :sidelaugh: :sidelaugh: :sidelaugh: :sidelaugh:

ha ha ha...that does it...I'll grab a pic of me and my 'prarie fox russian hat' it is impervious to the weather...but my fingers still get cold... BTW the torq, absolutely commanded the snow where to go where the chute pointed... :thumbsup:

Blue Fox, dang it, Blue Fox. You'd worry the warts off a frog. I can't train this whippersnapper atoll. :sidelaugh: :sidelaugh: :sidelaugh: :thumbsup: