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Read articles →An owner's walkaround of his personal 2004 TN75A at around 690 hours, so the perspective is real-world use rather than a sales pitch. He covers the 32LC loader with skid-steer quick-attach, dual rear remotes and snow-plow hydraulic routing, the synchronized transmission with mechanical shuttle, three-point hitch adjustability, operator platform controls, and hood-up engine access. Best for buyers comparing mid-size utility tractors who want an honest long-term owner take.
Posted by the Modern Country Living channel; the presenter speaks as a hands-on owner of this specific tractor, with no evident dealership or commercial affiliation.
This particular tractor has about 690 hours on it and has been a great tractor according to the owner.
It has a 32LC heavy-duty loader with a skid-steer quick attach plate, so you pull levers to disengage pins and release the bucket for any skid steer quick attach implement.
Yes, it has a synchronized transmission with three ranges and four speeds, so you must stop to change ranges, but you can clutch and shift gears on the roll.
You can pull a pin to disengage alignment, move it up and down to line up holes, and adjust in and out to set spacing from centerline, plus set a rapid wrap-up down height.
