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Read articles →A two-year owner's casual walkthrough filmed while actually hauling firewood, so it's light on structure but genuine. The owner covers why he chose the 2705E over Kubota and others, highlights its lift capacity, Tier 4 compliance without DPF/regen, skid-steer quick-connect, shuttle shift, and metal construction, plus self-inflicted damage he's accumulated. Specs are recalled loosely from memory. Best for shoppers wanting an honest long-term ownership take rather than a spec-by-spec breakdown.
An owner-operator sharing informal, firsthand impressions from their own working farm.
He was about to buy a Kubota until he saw the 2705E and read its specs, finding it lifts more at the pin and bucket and off the back.
No, it does not have diesel particulate filters or regen. It uses a catalytic converter to meet Tier 4 compliance without the extra systems.
He broke the turn signals twice from hitting tree branches and bent a skid plate backing over an old T-post while brush hogging, both self-inflicted.
It is 49 engine horsepower and around 39 PTO horsepower, basically a 50 horsepower tractor.
