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Read articles →A first-time tractor owner sharing early real-work impressions rather than a structured walkaround. He covers front-loader performance hauling cinder blocks, tilling a garden patch, and a practical safety warning about lifting loads too high. The most useful detail is a recurring complaint: the OEM safety pins vibrate loose and can damage tires. Light on specs; best for new CT4045 owners curious about everyday usability.
Posted by the CITYHILLBILLYS channel, appears to be a first-time tractor owner documenting personal property work, with no apparent dealer or brand affiliation.
About twenty pieces fit on the front loader with no problem, and it carried them well to drop off at some boulders.
No, the owner warns against lifting too high, since a large load like a hay bale could roll over onto you and push you onto the track.
The OEM safety pins vibrate loose when the tiller or bush hog is attached, and one fell off and took chunks out of a tire.
He replaced some of the safety pins with bolts screwed on tight, and planned to replace all of them with bolts.
