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Read articles →This short update focuses on one specific issue: the CK2610 cab's glass door panel was covered with plastic sheeting to protect it during a rough transport, and the owner explains why it's staying that way for now, replacement glass runs over $800. There's no tractor operation or spec discussion here; it's a brief situational clip best suited to anyone curious about cab glass durability or rural dealer limitations.
Posted by the My Northern Farm channel, which appears to follow an owner-operator in a remote northern region managing a small farm with the CK2610.
The glass door was covered with plastic to protect it during a bumpy transport drive, since one hard hit could mean buying a replacement window for over $800.
The owner says replacement glass runs over $800 plus tax.
This dealer, which sells general equipment rather than just tractors, would not change the window or put it on an actual door frame, unlike a dedicated tractor dealership.
