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addition to adding a cab enclosure to
your UTV / SxS it is smart to purchase
a cab heater for the cold winter months |
A quick stroll around the internet can reveal
reviews on most popular companies and you will
have to sort out the pro's and con's of each
depending on your needs. One area you will find
most on agreement with is the doors that rattle,
as it seems to be the leading issue from those
that have cab enclosures installed on their
RUV.
In regions where cold is a short term deal
just a break from the weather is enough, however
when you are looking at 5 months of bone chilling
cold and snow, keeping dry and as warm as possible
is the guiding factor in a purchase of this
type. Just a few short years ago, options were
limited however one can now hit most any online
retailer and find in stock an assortment of
enclosures, doors, windshields and tops that
can make buying decisions tougher. Be sure to
check with the manufacture as well if you intend
to run aftermarket doors as they will not all
accommodate all enclosures without extensive
modifications.
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are variety of cab enclosures including
full enclosures & partial enclosures
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Thankfully, most doors are easy to remove and
replace with the enclosure doors for winter
use. Your dealer can also offer you their offerings
direct from the manufacture and installation
is available as well along with a warranty on
both.
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Many
cab enclosures including hard top enclosures
are designed with convenience in mind.
Most of the cabs both hard top & soft
top can be removed in a matter of minutes |
Just like most aftermarket items, you can even
find some models of enclosures that offer even
further levels of customization with regards
to lighting and interior sound such as a radio,
speakers and interior mounts for 2 way communication.
The sky is the limit with your budget being
the limiting factor. There is no denying however
that a functional and dependable cab enclosure
can extend your off roading pleasure or make
the days work more comforting as SxS's continue
to find their way into so many areas other then
our preferred form of off road adventure.
