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Read articles →This video focuses specifically on what separates the 4035CH cab model from the standard 4035H, a distinction worth a dedicated video given how extensively the two differ. It walks through exterior changes (plastic fenders, mirrors, wipers, fuel tank placement, LED light bar), then covers the entirely redesigned cab interior: dash layout, display, joystick placement, HVAC, lighting controls, and sound system. A solid pre-purchase walkthrough for shoppers seriously considering the cab upgrade.
Tractor Bob's is a certified Yanmar dealership by its own description, so expect a sales-friendly presentation, though this video covers a competing brand (Bad Boy) and is framed as consumer guidance.
The 4035CH has plastic fenders instead of steel, a rear-mounted fuel tank instead of side-mounted, front and rear wipers with wiper fluid, a large LED light bar, and a completely redesigned cab interior and dash.
Yes, both the 4035H and 4035CH feature the same lifting and power specs, meaning they will perform identically at face value.
A redesigned dash and display, a joystick routed beside the seat, six buttons for lights and wipers, heat and AC knobs, eight fans, a cab light, and a sound system with two speakers.
It allows engine RPMs to vary automatically as you press the forward and reverse pedals, helping prevent stalling and improving fuel efficiency.
