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Read articles →A candid five-year owner verdict from someone who has put 659 hours on an Emax 22 across nine acres. Covers the purchase price ($17,135 with tiller, bush hog, and bucket), zero warranty repairs, reliability impressions, and specific gripes: plastic bodywork, cramped foot pedals, a cracked fender, and a gap in the brush guard that exposed the battery. Best for shoppers wanting unsponsored long-term real-world feedback rather than a spec walkthrough.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from their own small homestead, explicitly stating the video is unsponsored.
The owner has put 659 hours on the tractor over five years of use on a nine acre property.
No, the owner says he has not had to take it for service once or have anything repaired in five years, even though he used it hard during the warranty period.
Plastic hood, side panels, and fenders, foot pedals set too close to the seat causing back pain, a cracked fender, and a gap in the brush guard that let a limb hit the battery.
The owner paid about $17,135 for the tractor with a bush hog, four foot tiller, and bucket, which worked out to about $205 a month.
