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Read articles →This is an owner's 100-hour check-in rather than a buying-guide walkaround: no spec breakdown, just real-world impressions from a four-acre hobby property with horses and a round yard build. He covers what the tractor handled (cut-and-fill work, moving ~40 cubic yards of sand and gravel, a full bucket of wet crushed bluestone), tours his implements (augers, blade, carry-all, rotary cutter), and notes he'd add a grapple next time. Best for buyers wanting light-duty, small-property use-case feedback rather than technical detail.
Posted by an owner-operator sharing personal, informal impressions from his own small acreage rather than a dealer or technical channel.
It handled everything thrown at it, including a four-foot cut and fill, moving about 40 cubic yards of sand and gravel, and a full bucket of wet crushed bluestone without weight or hydraulic issues.
A 12-inch post hole auger, a 6-inch auger, a blade for leveling, a County Line carry-all frame, and a Bobcat-branded 60-inch rotary cutter that worked well clearing blackberry and ferns.
Yes, he says he would still buy a Bobcat, but next time he would add a grapple and auxiliary hydraulics for an articulated bucket to make manure moving and vegetation removal easier.
