I've run both thru the years, a cab tractor is harder to keep clean or you want to try and keep clean on the inside after climbing in it with muddy shoes. The windows always need cleaning and the rearview mirrors need adjusting. At times you will want to dust the interior to make it look new again.
When I was growing up we ran the IH "H" and "M", 460 and 560 tractors and I must admit after being out on them all day and then come home feeling the dirt on you was a good feeling, a feeling I don't feel when I come home from my job now! I guess I'll have to roll around in the field now when I get home to feel the dirt on me again!! Plus back then the girls liked my tan I got from driving those tractors. The only thing I wish I would of done back then is wear earplugs.
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