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Read articles →An owner-operator real-world review shot approaching the 50-hour mark, covering cold-weather starting, loader work moving frozen gravel in a barn project, the 12-speed transmission layout, operator fit for a tall driver, and an honest discussion of the 25-hp limitations for brush hogging. The video also walks through specific gripes: no four-wheel-drive indicator light, no horn, lights that stay on without the key, and a small five-gallon fuel tank. Best for buyers comparing this model against sub-compacts who want unfiltered owner impressions.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from their own property and barn project, with a family member joining the walkthrough.
Not well for reclaiming overgrown property. Its 25 horsepower is not a powerhouse, and the tractor is only sized for a small brush hog, not a five or six foot one needed for heavy brush.
No. The owner notes there is no four-by-four indicator light, which led him to accidentally drive on pavement in four-wheel drive without realizing it.
The tank is barely five gallons and the owner says it empties quickly enough that he would prefer a bigger tank.
The owner is six foot one and says it is not bad, with the seat all the way back allowing him to lean back and stretch his legs out.
