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An owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from their own property, who openly notes they are not a tractor expert.
The HSD model has more features than the SU baseline, including mid PTO for a belly mower, a highback suspension seat, and an adjustable tilt steering column.
About 14 inches of clearance from the ground, which helps avoid underside damage on rough terrain with deadfall, stones, and small hills.
Yes, the BH77 backhoe with 7 foot 7 inch length and 16-inch quad bucket with mechanical thumb delivers enough power to remove stumps and stones and dig trenches and ponds.
With caution it can be operated on hills and uneven terrain, but it requires being hypervigilant, knowing your land and machine, and working slowly to avoid flipping.
