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Read articles →This is an owner's walkaround of a 2014 New Holland T4.95, not a dealer pitch, and it goes deep on specific options chosen: radial 18.4x34 rear tires, the 665 TL mechanical self-leveling loader, dual-speed 540/540e PTO, Deluxe Vision View cab with overhead sightline, protected hydraulic hoses, rear-mounted steering location, 30-gallon tank, and Tier 4 regeneration. Best for buyers weighing specific option packages and cab features before purchase.
Appears to be an owner of this specific tractor sharing personal impressions of the options he chose, on the Modern Country Living channel.
When you raise the loader, the bucket stays at the correct orientation to the ground as set, so you don't have to work both the bucket and loader together while raising.
It lowers engine RPM while still providing 540 RPM on the PTO, reducing fuel consumption when running implements that don't need full engine horsepower.
The lines loop on the inside instead of the face of the cylinder, so if something falls against the loader it should not damage the hydraulic lines.
It is more protected in case you come up against something tall like a stump, since you would hit the axle before hitting the steering mechanism.
