All of the field tractors are cab tractors. The chore tractors are open station. I prefer it that way. You get on and off so much to open gates and being able to see the bale on the front and the bale on the back easier. If it is pouring rain or bitter cold I will use the 7800, but I hate doing that. With duals on it that thing just isn't handy in that respect. I will put up with an awful lot in an open station if it is chores. I always grind feed with the Farmall M narrow front loader tractor. I can get it backed up to unload easier with that narrow front and I'm not going to be sitting in a cab while it is grinding anyway. If I am going to be standing by the bin there's no reason to over power it with a cab tractor.
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