Today John Deere offers both fixed and rotating cabs on its G-Series harvester and forwarder models, with a new differentiated cab design where operator safety and comfort have been the primary focus. Today, more than 90% of orders are placed in a rotating cabin version, which provides the following benefits.

• Visibility. With a turning capacity of up to 270º, the viewing angle guaranteed by fixed cabins is 360º, that is, total visibility.
• Comfort. The angle of vision and the automatic rotation of the crane means that the operator does not need to turn to obtain visibility as is the case with fixed cabins, and the simultaneous movement of the cabin with the crane reduces downtime.
• Security. The leveling of the cabin allows the driver to be working on a straight plane, a function that contributes to increasing safety when working on slopes.

The combination of these benefits translates into a difference in productivity between rotating and leveling cabins of up to 15%. In the life cycle of the machine, it is an essential parameter of profitability that should be taken into account when choosing the type of cabin.

Aware of this reality, John Deere has continued to bet on the improvement of its rotating and leveling cabins, but has not neglected the more traditional ones and has also perfected the fixed cabins, providing them with better visibility angles and optimizing the Work spaces.