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Read articles →An owner's walk-and-talk review after 83 hours of real farm use, baling, mowing, and loader work, not a dealer pitch. Covers the 632 loader capacity, bias-ply tire sizes, fuel and DEF consumption with actual numbers, power shuttle vs. mechanical shuttle, auto-throttle function, cab layout quirks (shallow cup holder, seat sensor placement), and one notable early failure: a hydraulic pump replaced under warranty at 6 hours. Best for buyers weighing this specific configuration.
Posted by the DakotaFarms Cattle channel, which appears to be an owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from their own farming operation.
The longest the owner went was 20 hours on a 30-gallon tank and still had a quarter tank of fuel left, running the hay mower and baler.
At 6 hours of use the hydraulic pump went out, losing all hydraulics in the loader and three-point. The dealer replaced it free under warranty, no issues since at 83 hours.
Bias ply tires, 12.4x24 on the front and 18.4x30 on the rear. The owner does not believe radials are available for this tractor.
The reviewed unit is power shuttle, so you do not have to clutch going from forward to reverse. The owner says power shuttle is superior for baling.
