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Read articles →An owner-operator sharing real-world impressions after 50 hours of actual use on 20 acres of raw Texas land. The video covers bush hogging, moving logs with pallet forks, and box blade work, then gets specific about design gripes: a level indicator that falls off, a low-mounted hydraulic filter vulnerable to stumps, dangling wiring, a high fuel tank, and water pooling in the hood. Best for SA425 shoppers wanting candid ownership experience over a sales pitch.
Posted by the Spoken Reviews channel, appearing to be a private landowner documenting his own tractor purchase and use, no commercial or dealership affiliation is evident, though he gives a notable shoutout to his selling dealer.
The filter is mounted low, and driving over a tree stump crushed it, causing the owner to lose all hydraulic fluid.
Yes, the owner used it for bush hogging around ponds and moving logs into burn piles with pallet forks rated at 1200 pounds, following manufacturer specs.
A level indicator that falls off, a vulnerable low-mounted hydraulic filter, dangling wiring, a high fuel tank, and water pooling in the hood.
The owner says it handled bush hogging, log moving, and box blade work on 20 acres of raw Texas land without issues, calling it an amazing tractor overall.
