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Read articles →The final installment of a four-part, 200-hour ownership review, this segment covers the WR Long third-function kit mount and why the owner chose it over the factory option, a skid plate add-on, no-regen engine habits, cab storage, aftermarket lighting wiring, and retractable draft arms. It's a casual owner walkround rather than a structured test, best suited to T474 buyers curious about real-world accessory choices after extended use.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from his own property after 200 hours on the machine, with no apparent dealer or brand affiliation evident in the material.
He felt the factory kit mounts too low, lowering ground clearance further, so he chose WR Long which mounts high and dry on the loader subframe.
No, the owner says it has never had a regen because he runs it above 1,800 RPM most of the time and keeps the engine warm by working it.
Yes, it has retractable, extendable draft arms on the bottom that you push down, pull out, hook to an implement, then lock back in.
The T474 HST has 48.3 horsepower with a Cummins engine.
