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Read articles →This is a narrow, cab-focused segment, not a full tractor walkaround: a dealer rep at a New York Massey Ferguson dealership demos the Curtis-built all-steel cab option on a GC1700, covering construction, door removal/reinstallation, ventilation, and add-on options like heater, rear wiper, and lights. It briefly mentions a soft-side cab alternative but doesn't show it. Useful mainly for buyers specifically weighing cab options for winter use, not general tractor performance.
Filmed at a Massey Ferguson dealership with a dealer staffer, so expect a sales-oriented walkaround rather than independent hands-on testing.
Push the button on the backside of the door, push it forward, then pull it down, similar to a Jeep Wrangler door.
For moving snow in cold New York winters with heavy snow and wind, a cab keeps you from getting covered quickly without one.
The cab shown has a light package, plus optional heater and rear wiper, and is well ventilated for warmer months.
The cab is made by Curtis, built specifically for the GC 1700 series and matching the tractor's color well.
