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Read articles →A follow-up owner review at 531 hours after an earlier 120-hour video, so it's genuinely a long-term report rather than a first look. Paul covers what changed from his initial criticisms, ongoing quirks (fuel gauge accuracy, radiator clogging during brush hogging, hydraulic pedal awkwardness in reverse), 400-hour service tips, R14 tire real-world tradeoffs, and cab livability. Best for MX6000 prospects wanting candid ownership experience across logging, snowblowing, and brush-hogging use cases.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from his own rural New York property across a year and a half of varied work use.
The fuel tank gauge is not very accurate, more of an approximation, so the owner keeps it above a quarter tank just in case.
Yes, when brush hogging late season seed pods, the radiators plug up quickly. He can usually get through about half a day before needing to clean them out.
It went smoothly and most parts are relatively easy to get to, though one filter was awkward until he got a different filter wrench.
They are a compromise between AG and industrial tires, with better traction than industrials but less capacity than AG tires, and work well in woods and snow.
