Heated cab or open station during winter what’s your pick?

[Alan]

You could be out there on the tractor, either wrapped up tight against the cold wind or enjoying the warmth of a heated cab while you work.

How do you handle the chill when it’s time to get things done?

 

[FieldFixer]

Mining taught me a thing or two about the cold. I'd bundle up like crazy, face frozen, hands barely working, but the job wouldn't do itself. These days, with the good stuff, I crank up the heat if I have it, still feels like a treat compared to those frozen days.

 

[Axon]

Nevada winters were brutal. I'd just pile on clothes, two jackets, gloves, and scarf. No heat in the cab back then, just toughed it out and kept going.

 

[Nexo]

When I was first trucking stuff around L.A., I didn't have all the bells and whistles. I'd just pull on some coveralls and get the job done. Now, if there's a heated cab available, you bet I'm taking it

 

[Cooperhawk]

I love my cab. It was below zero last week and I was moving snow in my shirt sleeves. In fact I cracked a window it got so warm and toasty.

 

[Alan]

I love my cab. It was below zero last week and I was moving snow in my shirt sleeves. In fact I cracked a window it got so warm and toasty.

There’s nothing quite like the cozy comfort of being warm in the cab while the cold nips at everything outside.