CASE offered a factory installed cab with pressurized cab and heater starting in 1968 for the 930/1030 (1969 for the 1470 which also offered htr/ac if speced) , they also offered a AC kit for them starting in later 1968,, seen few of them we sold at least two new with it,, that was a vendor sourced and designed cab,, made by Stophler/Allen cabs,, then in 1969 they came with the 70 Series tractors, a Case designed cab again but first year or so of production was out sourced, they seen right off they had to build their own to maintain the quality they wanted,, so by 72 they has their won factory up and running and made their own from then on until the downfall of them buying as i call the junk red line and the beginning of the end to the Real CASE Company. Case starting in 1969 held the #1q spot for the best cabs in both operator comfort,low sound levels and safety, all were ROPS certified as well, it took years for other brands to even come close to catching them,
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