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Read articles →A new owner's first-look walkaround filmed shortly after purchase, with roughly 40 hours on the machine. Covers engine specs (Tier 4B, three-cylinder turbo, common rail), fluid capacities, PTO details, three-point hitch lift capacity, hydrostatic transmission, cab comfort in cold weather, and a candid tip about the loader raising the center of gravity on the cab model. Part 1 of 2; inside-the-cab operation is saved for the follow-up video.
An owner-operator sharing early real-world impressions from their own property, explicitly noting this is their first tractor video.
The ROPS model has 12.4 gallons, but interestingly the cab model has a larger fuel tank capacity than the ROPS version.
The lift capacity at the ball ends is a little bit over eighteen hundred pounds, which the owner calls a fair amount.
Yes, with doors and windows closed and sunlight hitting the windows, the owner ran no heat at all and was comfortable in a t-shirt at 5 to 10 degrees outside.
With the larger loader and 72 inch bucket, the cab model has a higher center of gravity and can lean and tip more easily, so keep the bucket low with heavy loads.
