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Read articles →This isn't a spec review or dealer walkaround, it's an owner using an MX5400 to physically drag an old farm building 300 feet on round posts. It covers the real-world snags: the loader bucket dragging/lifting to keep the building from collapsing, removing sliding doors, reinforcing rotten nail joints, a failed three-point forklift attempt, and finishing the pull in the dark with damage. Useful for owners curious how the tractor handles heavy, unconventional dragging loads.
Posted by the Vitality Farm channel, an owner documenting a DIY building-moving project with their own tractor.
Yes, the owner used the MX5400's loader bucket to drag an old farm building 300 feet on round posts, though it required constant lifting adjustments to avoid collapse.
Sliding doors pulled one side down and got stuck, old nails failed under bucket strain, and a three point forklift attempt ripped out two by fours.
Yes, the front side got damaged a little while finishing the pull in the dark, though the damage was described as not too bad.
