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Read articles →A real-owner update after four months and 63 hours of heavy use, loader work, grapple tree removal, 240 feet of backhoe trenching up to seven feet deep, rear blade grading, and bush-hogging. Sean compares the T5.120 directly against his previous T495, calling out specific likes (Dual Command transmission, external three-point controls, loaded rear tires) and a couple of surprises (loader arm movement, fewer cab lights). Best for T5.120 considerers who want honest impressions from someone who actually works the machine hard.
An owner-operator sharing post-purchase impressions from his own property, with no apparent commercial affiliation mentioned.
You push a button to split the gear for more speed or downshift without clutching, useful going into a pile or gaining speed while moving toward a destination.
He dug 240 feet of trench for conduit and water, running between three and a half and seven feet deep, using a Woods 1050 backhoe with no issues.
Some loader arm movement, an eighth to three-sixteenths of an inch, noticed as noise, and fewer cab lights on top compared to the T495, likely a cost saving.
At 63 hours of use, DEF was around 27 to 30 percent, and it did not appear to be going through a lot of it.
