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Read articles →A niche, real-world test focused entirely on the 1835E's lighting at night, something almost no other tractor video covers. The owner drives into a field, tests low and high beams, and walks through a specific practical problem: how raising the loader blocks the headlights when carrying bales. Observations are honest but informal, with no specs or comparisons. Best for buyers who do any nighttime loader work.
Posted by the farmall1 farmall1 channel; the creator identifies as a farmer and contractor sharing early impressions after just two hours on the machine.
Yes, raising the loader even a little gives a view mostly of the loader, and carrying a bale low blocks forward visibility almost completely.
On low beams you really cannot see much, but on high beams you can see the outline of objects like a distant barn better.
The owner had put two hours on the tractor and said he liked the lights thus far.
