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Read articles →This is a genuine long-term ownership update from a working cattle/hay operation, not a dealer walkaround: nearly 500 hours and two years in, running a hay cutter, baler, and bush hog. The owner walks the loader, engine bay, PTO, hydraulics, tires, and cab controls, noting real gripes like bias-ply tires and a shallow cup holder. Good for buyers wanting durability feedback beyond a first drive.
An owner-operator on a hay/cattle farm sharing hands-on, unsponsored impressions from daily use on his own equipment.
The 632TL loader can pick up two round bales, about 1,100 pounds each, without any weight in the tires or on the back, with no problem.
No, it comes standard with bias-ply tires. The owner wishes radial tires were an option and lets some air out for a smoother ride.
It has a 3.9 liter FPT Fiat Powertrain motor that has been great on the tractor, and it does take DEF fluid, which holds around three gallons.
The owner's main complaints are the shallow cup holder and the lack of a radial tire option; otherwise he has no real complaints after 477 hours.
