All Kubota RTV cabs are low-maintenance. The seats are vinyl. The floor is stamped steel covered with a rubber mat. Everything on the dash is steel, plastic or otherwise waterproof--even the digital controls. When your work is done, hose it out and put it away. Oh yeah: The seats are plush, too.
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