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Read articles →This is a three-year owner's spoken rundown of his 4105, not a spec sheet or dealer pitch. He walks through the loader/bucket use, three-point attachments (tiller, box blade), hydrostatic transmission, and cockpit controls, and is candid about what this unit lacks: no rear hydraulics, no front PTO, no grapple capability, no cab option. Good for buyers weighing a base-spec 4105 against better-equipped versions.
An owner-operator on the Acreage Ramblings channel sharing personal, unpolished impressions from his own property rather than a dealer or expert review.
No, this 4105 doesn't come with rear hydraulics, which is typically standard on three or four series tractors in his area, so attachments must be run manually.
The owner does not believe it comes with a cab option and thinks open cab is the only configuration available.
The H165 bucket operates very well, has good width, lifts as much as needed, and doesn't feel tippy during yard work, dirt moving, or snow hauling.
Yes, it has a hydrostatic transmission that works flawlessly, simple controls and gauges, and the owner says his kids can drive it.
