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Read articles →An owner's real-world update at roughly 37 hours of use, covering what he actually likes and his minor gripes: the loader's advertised lift capacity being measured at the pivot point rather than in the bucket, a hood latch that won't catch reliably, a horn that drains the battery when kids play on the tractor, industrial tires limiting traction while plowing, and pallet-fork attachments that bent his bucket. He walks through the operator station controls in detail. Best for shoppers wanting candid owner impressions rather than a spec-sheet rundown.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from their own property, posted by the Our Southern AZ Life channel.
No, the 1800 pound lift capacity is measured at the lower pivot point, not what you can actually pick up in the bucket itself.
Minor annoyances include a hood that needs slamming to latch, a horn that drains the battery when off, and a bucket bent from pallet forks.
The tractor has enough horsepower but slips tires in deep plowing because it has industrial tires rather than ag tires or R4s.
Yes, he says he does not regret the decision, loves the tractor, would buy it again, and recommends it to anyone who asks.
