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best heat houser for the money, opinions?

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Getting cold, so I am getting around to finding a decent wrap around heat houser. Needs to fit my old International, made of canvas, and be left side entry. I was looking at a Regal brand, but figured I'd ask y'alls opinion first. Not looking to spend an arm and a leg, just stay a little warm. Is this Regal brand any good?
 
I purchased a universal fit side entry at TSC a few years back. I think I paid close to 200 bucks for it. It works ok on my 231 Massey. I had it about eight years but I take good care of it when I take it off and don't leave it laying around. I like the cab with a good heater on my Kubota alot better though.
 
I honestly don't remember what brand the last custom made that I bought was. Just might have been a Regal. I got it from T.H.E. (the-co.com). Fits my 1850 Oliver like a glove with no modifications needed. Real good quality.
 
(quoted from post at 07:45:35 12/06/11) Getting cold, so I am getting around to finding a decent wrap around heat houser. Needs to fit my old International, made of canvas, and be left side entry. I was looking at a Regal brand, but figured I'd ask y'alls opinion first. Not looking to spend an arm and a leg, just stay a little warm. Is this Regal brand any good?
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I've got a Regal for my Farmall H. Fits like a glove and is tough, but mine is probably as old as the H. If the new ones are built as good as the old ones, I'd say go for it.
 
I have a Regal on my JD 60 and like it. Gonna have to replace it within a couple years but it is nearing 20 years old.

Do have a couple complaints about it though. for one the bracets were kinda chincy but they worked. Other major complaint is the cost of replacement windows or whatever you want to call them. I could make the canvas parts last for quite a few more years but the plastic in the glass has become stained and cloudy and now is starting to fall apart. Replacements cost about as much as a whole new unit.

HTH

jt
 
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