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Read articles →An owner's honest 50-hour report after six months of real loader and grapple work, no three-point or PTO use, so that's out of scope. Covers fuel economy with actual runtime examples, seat comfort, bent bucket and grapple tines from pushing oversized loads, exhaust-direction complaints, tip-over awareness, and the proprietary pin attachment system. Best for buyers focused on loader-only use who want unfiltered feedback including the owner's own mistakes.
Posted by the Brantley Blended channel, which appears to be an owner-operator sharing personal impressions from their own property, with no commercial affiliation evident in the transcript.
The owner says it is great on fuel. A full 6.1 gallon tank lets him run it all day Saturday and Sunday, operating mostly between 2000 and 2500 RPM.
No, it uses a proprietary pin system with hooks and pins on each side instead of a Bobcat quick attach, which the owner finds annoying when switching attachments often.
The owner pushed stumps and trees too heavy for the tractor, bending the bucket and grapple tines, noting the grapple has only about a 1200 pound lift capacity.
The owner, five foot nine and 170 pounds, finds the seat extremely comfortable with cushioning and springs, allowing him to sit all day without pain.
