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Read articles →An owner's honest 100-hour verdict after using the 2607H as a workhorse on a hillside homestead land-reclamation project. Logan covers real-world impressions on reliability (zero mechanical issues), the no-DPF advantage, low center of gravity on slopes, tire choice, and specific ergonomic gripes with the operator station and loader control valve. Closes with a direct buy-again answer. Best for budget-conscious shoppers weighing this tractor against Kubota's M series.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from their own homestead property, with no evident dealer or brand affiliation.
No. The owner reports no mechanical issues at all, nothing required service, and everything has operated simply and reliably through about 111 hours of use.
No. It does not have a DPF and does not need one because it burns clean enough, so the owner never has to go through a regen mode.
It meets expectations without impressing. The seat could be more comfortable, and controls like the lift arm and loader control valve sit a bit far away during long hours in the seat.
Yes. He says it has proven handy around the property, impressed him with weight and power for reclaiming land on hillsides, and he would buy it again.
