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Read articles →An owner-operator sharing real homestead work rather than a spec rundown, this video shows the 1023E actually grading, scratching soil for seeding, and moving gravel over what appears to be a multi-session project. The most useful stretch covers his bucket-level indicator rod and joystick placement as concrete reasons he chose the 1023E over the Kubota BX23. Light on numbers but honest about tradeoffs; best for sub-compact shoppers weighing those two machines.
An owner-operator channel documenting hands-on homestead projects with their own 1023E, so expect a personal-experience perspective with no apparent commercial affiliation.
He preferred the larger bucket size for moving dirt and gravel, the bucket-level indicator rod, and the joystick placement next to the seat rather than on the loader arm.
A rod comes off the bucket and runs next to the loader arm with a bend in it; when the bend hits an eyelet, the bucket is level.
A Heavy Hitch tooth bar attached to the bucket, used for digging dirt and scratching the ground to help grass seed grow.
No, the owner says his arm never got tired because the joystick is positioned right next to the seat instead of on the loader arm.