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now i am not a rocket scientest but why cant a thermostat be installed in the BX1850 so the hot water going to the heater might be more than luke warm.For a person inexperienced in this I had to go by the advertised information(see Curtis cabs and accessories)and spent $350 for a heater that doesnt heat the interior of the cab. I have heard from others that have the same problem and thier soloution was cardboard in front of the radiator.this was state of the art in 1930's but not today.someone must have found a soloution and I could use any help

thermostat for BX1850
Kubota Tractors
Replies 10 Post by balliver

i just recently purchased a curtis heated cab for my BX1850<br>
The heater only puts out luke warm air and the temp gauge does not move above cold at all. The dealer tells me this is normal. befor installing the cab the temp gauge read in the normal range after about 5 min of running.I need heat as i am over 80 yrs old ,on oxygen and just got out of the hospital after an operation. Is this normal or is the installation done improperly?<br>

Kubota BX1850 heated cab
Kubota Tractors
Replies 5 Post by balliver