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Posted by the Ryan Evans Outdoor Services LLC channel, which appears to be an owner-operator using the tractor for paid lawn care and snow removal work, suggesting a practical rather than sales-oriented perspective.
It is in great condition with no dents, scratches, or mechanical issues after two to three years and 204 hours of snow removal, pallet fork work, and lawn care.
Check coolant, oils, hydraulic oil, clean the debris screens, blow out the engine, and check tire pressure, especially since the rear tires are not loaded.
The owner says the seat has good suspension and he never saw a problem, even though he has not run a machine with armrests to compare.
No, the roll bar does not fold down, but at six foot five the owner says it is fine under trees and in tight spaces while still offering protection.
