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Read articles →This video focuses exclusively on the factory cab option for the Workmaster 25S, not the tractor itself. A Messick's rep walks through fit and finish versus aftermarket cab alternatives, explains why no air conditioning is feasible on this size machine, demonstrates door removal for summer use, and takes an actual decibel reading inside versus outside the cab. Best for buyers specifically weighing cab options on small tractors.
Messick's Farm Equipment is a dealership channel, so expect a sales-leaning walkaround, though the presenter is candid about compromises like cab overhang, lack of A/C, and upholstery cleanup challenges.
No, there is not enough space under the hood for the bigger alternator, condenser, and other parts needed for air conditioning on a tractor this small.
Yes, you unbolt the gas strut and the doors lift right off their hinges, though the rest of the cab structure stays on year round.
Outside readings were about 90 to 94 decibels, while inside the cab with the door closed it measured about 90 to 91 decibels near the operator's ear.
Yes, factory cabs preserve resale value and have much better fit, sealing, and sound deadening than aftermarket cabs, which often rattle and leak air.
