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I'm still waiting for your next video, the last one was very cool.

I have actually upgraded to a Kubota L6060 with cab, love the grand l6060. My father now has the 1025r with mauser cab and front snowblower and loves it.

@@justdoingmyownthing.2504 that's awesome. I hope all is going well for you guys.

The sad part is all they would have had to do is reduce the length of the bucket level indicator buy 2" on the end and you wouldn't have to worry about breaking the front windshield.

yes that would have been such an easy fix. I do have a question for you, at 3:44 of the video I noticed all of your hoses were up on top, is that some kind of conversion kit to move them from down below, I have bad hands and that would make it so much easier to reconnect them. Thanks for any help you could give me in this matter

@@brucepeabody6644 That is what is called a single point hydraulic connector. The one you see is a 3 circuit Part# BW16074. The 2 circuit part number is AW36429.

Thanks for the info. Could you tell me where you got your connector from, and what kind of a job it was to install. Thanks

@@brucepeabody6644 www.hoseandfittings.com is where I purchased a lot of the parts. I have hoses that also go to the back of the tractor so that required some T's. If you're only doing the loader all you'll need is 4 hoses made up and you reuse the loader male quick couplers. the hose you will need is a 3/8" BOSS on one end and 1/2" FFO so all you need to do is call up the guys at the website and tell them you need 4 of 06R2AT-06MB-08FFSX and the length you need in inches for the hose. You will also need 4 of each of these FF2406-08-06, FF6402-06-06, 6425-06-06. These parts plus the single point adapter kit is all you need to convert your 1 series tractor over. Everything is o-ring based so it is quick and easy to assemble. I would say depending on how mechanically inclined you are, I would say somewhere between 30 minutes to an hour to do. Those part numbers are for the single point I have which is 6 ports or 3 circuits and is considered 1/2". I think the 4 port is also 1/2" but if it was 3/8" you wouldn't need FF2406-08-06 as that takes it from 1/2" to the 3/8" the 1025r uses. You would also use the hose part number 06R2AT-06MB-06FFSX as that is 3/8" on both ends instead of the other hose which is 3/8" on one end and 1/2" on the other end.

If I did it again I would definitely have had the radio installed in the headliner. I have heard it is the way to go.

@@justdoingmyownthing.2504 have 1300 hrs on it now any questions just ask

Hi guys can you adjust the temperature setting or is it hot air with 3 different blower options?

The step is by Mudd's Customs, great guy and a great product facebook.com/muddscustoms/ The turf tires are better on packed snow/ice and easier on the lawn. This year my parents are using it for snow removal and even my dad has noticed the difference compared to his 1025r with R4s when blowing snow up the hill, his with the R4s will not make it up while the R3 have no issue.

It has a radio in it, tough to listen to when running over 2500 rpm

Skip the radio, just use 3M’s Bluetooth headphones with your phone, much cheaper they work great

It does have the single point connector for the FEL. The one I have is a 3 circuit but there is a 2 circuit one that I have seen a lot of people use for the 1,2,3, or 4 series tractor. AW36429

LOL! I wouldn't want IED worklights. Wouldn't get much done after the first use! Just kidding. A little veteran humor there.

The cab is set up to allow the hood to open up as normal.

Thanks for the info!

With the cab having the long step help with getting in the cab with a mower deck on it

The link is below. Comes with a 12V cig lighter plug so you just plug it into the 12v outlet on the 1025r www.amazon.com/gp/product/B078YLS839/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

The cab is $5,500 plus installation time around 9-10 hours.

@@justdoingmyownthing.2504 Hi Sean. My family and I keep watching your mauser Cab videos. Very Nice cab, thank you for posting. We went to the John Deere dealer earlier today to check one out. They have never done in install on one yet. There other store has done one. The price they gave us seemed very high. Im tryning to get some more feed back on the cab. It would be great to have for my family, on two differrnt properties to use on the same road. All women, dowing the mowing and plowing.would i be able to ask you some more questions on the cab, via email or phone. We need more imput on it. Thanks

@@sandymcfiddish1299 You can email me at seanfulcher1025r@gmail.com I set up this email just for this KZfaq channel.

Just loosen the nut and turn the lever where you want it and tighten it back down

Shouldn't be a problem as I drive it trough the door in the background that is also a 7' door.

Yes, it should include both sides.

Which cable are you talking about? Front or rear snowblower? This one has an electric 12v actuator for front snowblower deflector-up/down with switch in cab. The raise/lower and deflector rotation uses loader control.

It came with both sides. Looks like they owe you one cylinder

The step is from Mud's custom. As for price back then was about $7,200-$7,600 installed depending on options

@@justdoingmyownthing.2504 thank you

There is an actual kit that John Deere sells for the 1025r.

@@justdoingmyownthing.2504 Does the kit come with that elevated bracket? I'd like to do that same set up if you have the parts number?? Thanks again, the video was very informative - in fact I purchased one with a cab just today!

My dealer didn’t want to help either. I just put on a longer hydraulic hoses and the problem was cured

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You would have to take the back window off when using the backhoe. I wouldn't recommend it as I have seen people use the 2060b with the cab but it looks very uncomfortable.

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There is no easy removal for the front and rear glass although they both flip up out of the way. The doors however do come off easily.

Amazon. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B078YLS839/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Not designed to be used with one.

According to JD no you can't because the rear window is in the way. I have seen people do it and they end up taking the back window out, but it isn't recommended.

@@justdoingmyownthing.2504 okie dokie. Thankya for the reply back

It fits under a 7' door with about 2"-3" to spare

I had the dealer install it 4 months after I purchased the tractor

About what did it cost? I can buy the Curtis cab and install myself for approx $5500.

I like the Mauser cab better.

@@wmleuschen3586 If you installed it yourself, you would be at about the same price. I paid 7300 installed and that was with having a bigger alternator, radio, and some lights, and the total cost with labor and all the extras and tax was $7300 and they billed me for I think was 11 or 12 hours at about a $100 an hour.

No really but it's possible if you are over 6'2

You are correct, as of right now you would need to go to the 3 series, however, I have heard that the 2 series may be coming out with one next year. The question will be whether it is only available in Europe or in both Europe and North America.

@@justdoingmyownthing.2504, they did come out with a cab for the 2025R this year, it has heat only like yours on the 1025R. I work for a John Deere dealer in New York state. The 2025R cab has a second set of louvers for the heat/defrost. Any we have installed and added a radio, we have put the radio in the headliner and the antenna on the back of the cab up high next to where your work light is attached. One issue we have seen is when you add a rear wiper the rear window hits the wiper blade when you open it. We have put a strap on it to keep the window from opening too far. We have installed several of the cabs on 2025R and 1025R tractors. Is the any way you could add a picture of the mounting of the single point connector? I would really like to see that, as the couplers are not the easiest to connect when you install the Mauser cab. Pretty tight underneath there. We've installed a few single point connectors on 3, 4, and 5 tractors but haven't found something for the 1 and 2. I'm going to look that part number up and see if that's something we can get. Thanks for the video, glad you like the cab.

@@edhaight9903 You can send me an email at seanfulcher1025r@gmail.com and I'll send you some pics.

On Amazon

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Yes

About 7300 installed with tax.

@@justdoingmyownthing.2504 Okie dokie. Thankya for the reply. I figured round $5g-$7g. . . . . .Tractor safe

Yes, you can.

To have the cab installed, radio, rear work light, and tax was $7300. without radio and rear work light would have been $6950.

Tri county

There isn't an AC option for it.

Mud's customs.

Ken's bolt on hooks has them too. Sku# 1S-CAB Step

@@danielmeyer403 Yep, Ken gets them from Mud's Customs. They are both great guys to deal with.

John Deere says no according to their literature.

@@justdoingmyownthing.2504 Thanks. I ask a J.D. salesman, he said that the 1023E & 1025R are the same except for H.P. & some add on comfort features. I don't always trust salesman to be totally honest. Wanted another opinion. THANKS.

No A/C, only heat.

Actually, this cab can be ordered and put on at the factory. Also, the Kubota cab isn't built by Kubota so you are wrong. Not that I care, but at least do your homework. There is nothing wrong with Kubota, I own an L6060 and love it, but your statement is pointless and factually wrong.

I thought he did a great job.

He did a great job, not sure what you're complaining about.

KZfaq and facebook groups. Common interest.