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Read articles →Shot during a real New Hampshire storm with 14 inches on the ground and drifts pushing 30 inches, this video shows a B2650 with the Super B cab actually working through heavy, wind-packed snow. The owner explains why he drops to low range for deep cuts, briefly walks through the cab's features (controls, heat behavior, visibility, lights), and narrates how the tractor handles the conditions. Best for B2650 owners curious about cab comfort and real-storm performance.
An owner-operator sharing firsthand impressions from their own property, with no apparent commercial affiliation.
With this much snow it works a lot better in low range because it seems to put a lot less stress on the machine compared to his normal medium range setting.
It has AC heat with three airflow settings, a 360 degree view with very little obstruction, a Jensen radio, rear defrost, wipers on both sides, and halogen lights front and rear.
At idle around 1,400 rpm the heat dropped to almost nothing, but once the tractor was working again it heated back up, normally running between two and three bars on the gauge.
