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Read articles →A first-look walkaround from an actual working farm owner at around 12-15 hours of use, not a showroom demo. Covers cab controls, loader specs, dual remotes, seat upgrades, the light package, and exterior layout. The most useful stretch is an honest discussion of the Cat 1-to-Cat 2 hitch mismatch and its real-world implement implications. Promises follow-up videos at 50-hour service. Best for M5-091 shoppers who want an early owner impression over a dealer pitch.
An owner-operator channel sharing hands-on impressions from their own working farm, with no apparent dealer affiliation.
It is a Category 2 three-point hitch with exterior hydraulics, while most smaller implements like bush hogs and seed spreaders are built as Category 1, requiring different pins.
It has the LA-1854 loader on the front, added along with a light package, buddy seat, and an upgraded air ride seat.
It has a shuttle shift forward and reverse with dual speed ST6 on the stick, giving 12 forward and 12 reverse gears, described as fantastic so far.
The main complaint is a small, hard-to-grip pin on an arm with a spring-loaded safety latch, which the owner plans to replace with a T-handle pin.
