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Read articles →An owner's real-world check-in at 250 hours and three years with a 4066R, covering roughly 100-plus hours of snow removal, minor reliability issues, and two DIY mods in detail: custom LED cab lights and a wired linear actuator for the skid steer plate. Also addresses the mechanical self-leveling loader trade-offs, the notoriously poor wipers, cab comfort in extreme cold, and an adjustable top-link recommendation. Best for prospective buyers or current owners weighing long-term ownership.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from their own property, with no apparent commercial affiliation.
The owner bought it in July 2017 and by April 2020, almost three years later, it had 256 hours, with more than 100 hours likely spent on snow removal.
The owner likes it for keeping pallet forks level, but it reduces bucket tilt-back by about 1.5 degrees compared to non-self-leveling, causing minor issues digging in dirt piles.
Only a few small issues, some fixed by the owner and some by the dealer. The main complaints are the terrible rear windshield wiper and limited lighting.
They bought a 20 amp linear actuator from Progressive Automation, reused kit parts like red handles and bolts, ground tabs to fit, and wired it to a 30 amp main fuse with relays behind the seat.
