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Read articles →A farmer demoing a dealer-loaned MT7-101 as a potential replacement for aging equipment films his first-look walkthrough. He covers the cab layout, three-point and PTO options (1000/540/750), two remotes, DEF requirement, a ~$70K price point with loader, and spends the most time on the 40x40 transmission with power-shift high-low, the feature he sees as the key differentiator. Best for shoppers comparing mid-utility cab tractors who want a real-use perspective over a dealer pitch.
Posted by the Self Made Farmer channel, appears to be an owner-operator evaluating this tractor for his own hay and tillage operation, not a dealer or sponsored reviewer.
The 40 by 40 transmission with a power-shift high-low in each gear, which most utility tractors in that space do not have.
The reviewer says these come in right around $70,000 with a loader.
Yes, since it is over 75 horsepower it has DEF.
It has 1000, 540, and 750 PTO options, plus a 540E mentioned in the cab walkthrough.
