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Read articles →This isn't a tractor review at all, it's an install walkthrough for an aftermarket all-weather cab enclosure (hard top, vinyl cover, doors, and curtains) fitted to what's tagged as a Kubota BX2660. It covers measuring roll bar height, centering the top, zipping in front/rear curtains, attaching doors with velcro and zippers, ventilation options, and securing shock cords. Useful only for someone installing this specific cab enclosure, not for evaluating the tractor itself.
Posted by the covermytractor channel, which appears focused on demonstrating installation of its own cab enclosure product rather than reviewing the tractor.
Measure from the bottom of the roll bar to the top for height, and from the deck to the top of the roll bar for the forward measurement, then center the top side to side and front to back.
Doors engage a track onto the rope edge and slide aft, then zip using the half zipper and front zipper, or use velcro inside to attach without zipping.
Yes, both the front and back doors have a U-zip that allows partial ventilation or can be fully zipped down with roll-up straps to hold it open.
Pull the shock cord on the inside of the tractor at the door part around and hook it at any place to hold the fender well up.