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I had another brand, Femco, that was a full enclosure. I had it on a Oliver 1655. If you let the tractor warm up before you got in the cab it worked well. If you did not then your breath would freeze on the inside of it, making the clear part fog up. It would keep you warm though. I ran that tractor and enclosure for more than ten years. I was feeding hogs and cattle on five different farms. That Oliver got a 1000 hours a year on it. Wore it clear out. I was going to get another one but found a nice JD 4040 with a cab. That was much nicer in the cold of the winter.
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