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Read articles →An owner's honest one-year, 155-hour retrospective from a wooded homestead property. Brian walks through why he chose the 1835E over Kubota, John Deere, and Mahindra, then covers real-world use: front loader lift limitations, adding a grapple via third-function kit, rear remote install, ballast solutions, and a cab controls walkthrough. He names specific implements, grapple, bush hog, stump bucket, box blade, and shares a genuine gripe about the light placement. Best for rural homesteaders evaluating this model.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions after a year of use on their own wooded homestead property, with no apparent dealer or brand affiliation.
He had a local Massey Ferguson dealer ten minutes away who gave trusted, personal support, and he wanted to support a small local business.
It limits how much you can lift, which prevents tipping but can feel restrictive, though the owner has managed to lift or move anything needed.
A grapple added via third function kit, a bush hog, box blade, forks, and a stump bucket for digging out stumps easily.
The light placement, since he already replaced one light after hitting a tree and would prefer fender-mounted lights.
