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Read articles →A one-year owner review from someone running the 4105 on a working ranch with real daily demands. The walkaround covers the hydrostatic transmission, front loader attachments, three-point hitch, diff lock, and fuel cap placement, then delivers candid likes-and-dislikes: strong loader but light chassis, no rear hydraulics, John Deere's proprietary attachment system, and no cab option. Closes with live loader work hauling hay. Best for buyers weighing whether a compact utility tractor fits their acreage.
An owner-operator sharing frank hands-on impressions after a year of ranch use, with no indication of dealer affiliation or sponsorship.
No. The dealer told the owner he could not get hydraulics for the back on this particular utility tractor, which limits running larger mowers.
The loader is surprisingly strong, but the tractor is light to handle that strength. Without filled tires or serious counterweight, unloading hay trailers is a challenge.
Yes, without reservation for someone needing a utility tractor, though he says he personally needed a bigger tractor for his specific property.
The owner does not think a cab is made on the 40 series, noting that a cab would be invaluable in extreme heat but adds significant cost.
