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Read articles →A real-owner update after two years and roughly 220 hours of heavy use, loader work with gravel and aggregate, a 10-foot mower, grapple, and occasional backhoe. Sean covers what he likes (dual command transmission, mechanical self-leveling, emissions setup) and minor gripes (diverter valve blocking sightlines, mirror angle, an intermittent undiagnosed issue). Conversational and anecdote-heavy rather than spec-focused; best for prospective buyers wanting a candid long-term ownership impression.
An owner-operator sharing impressions from hands-on use on his own rural property, with no apparent dealership or brand affiliation.
About 220 hours, actually 219.8, after owning the tractor for going on two years.
He likes the dual command transmission, the mechanical self-leveling loader, fender flares, cleaner emissions setup, and the grapple for manipulating logs and material.
The diverter valve for the third function blocks his sightline when lining up attachments, the mirrors point down too much, and there is an intermittent issue he has not diagnosed.
Yes, he says he would buy it again, though he admits he would also consider Kubota or other brands since the New Holland has simply fit him well.
