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Read articles →This is a real owner's 100-hour check-in rather than a dealer walkaround: the presenter covers loader/bucket options, the iMatch hitch, transmission fluid specs, and a broken hydraulic filter he caused hitting a stick, plus a factory seat-mount weld defect fixed under warranty. He also discusses DPF regen behavior and skips DEF concerns entirely since it's under 35hp. Useful for buyers wanting real maintenance issues and long-term impressions, not just a feature tour.
Posted by the SpringWoods Farm channel, an owner sharing hands-on impressions from his own property after buying the tractor from a local dealer.
The owner broke the hydraulic and transmission filter by hitting a stick, losing three to four gallons of fluid, and found a faulty factory weld on the seat mount that John Deere fixed under warranty.
No, because it is under 35 horsepower it does not require DEF, though it still has a diesel particulate filter that needs regen.
No, the owner says the tractor does regen during labor-intensive work like bushhogging but it does not slow down the work in the least bit.
It takes nine and a half gallons of high-guard transmission fluid.
