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Read articles →A first-impressions walkaround shot the day the used 4066R arrived, before the owner had logged real hours on it. He walks through why he upgraded (loader capacity, lift height, stability), calls out specific options present on this unit, three rear SCVs, skid steer quick attach, rear wiper, air ride seat, liquid ballast tires, and shares honest uncertainty about controls he hasn't figured out yet. Best for shoppers curious about cab ergonomics and options, not specs or performance data.
Good Works Tractors is a tractor-attachment dealer channel, but this video reflects the owner's personal purchase rather than a sales walkaround, so the tone is more candid user impression than promotional pitch.
The owner, six foot three, says it fits him really well and feels comfortable, though he has heard other six-foot-three people find it cramped. He calls it subjective.
It has three rear SCVs, a factory skid steer quick attach, optional rear wiper blade, air ride seat, and liquid ballast tires, roughly 1,500 pounds per tire.
The owner says if ordering again from the factory he probably would not choose it, since he doesn't see much added benefit over the stock suspension seat.
He needed more loader capacity for lifting heavy attachments, plus added stability and lift height for loading and unloading trailers on uneven ground.
