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Read articles →A working first-impression filmed mid-task while pulling a planter on a hot day, so it's candid and unscripted rather than a structured walkaround. The owner covers cab comfort (AC, ride quality, telescoping wheel), the auto draft control on the three-point hitch, and a real ergonomic gripe about the gear lever rubbing his leg. Shallow on specs but honest on day-one impressions; best for buyers curious about cab livability.
Posted by the Kapper Outdoors Modern homestead channel, an owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from their own property and farm work.
One button push lifts the three-point arm and the planter; another push lowers it back down, making turns at row ends quick and convenient.
The owner called it fantastic, running on fan one and not even full cold during a 100 heat index day with high humidity, and the air stayed beautiful.
In second gear the lever rubs against the owner's leg even though he is not a big guy, and he plans custom fabrication to bend it over about an inch and a half.
The owner says the ride is a lot smoother than the Coyote, likely due to sheer weight, and it is already easier on his back.
