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Read articles →An owner's first-look walkaround after trading in a smaller tractor for the 4052R, with context on why the cab height forced a shed redesign. Larry covers the 440R loader with grapple, 45A backhoe controls, cab interior (joystick, climate, hydrostatic speeds), rim extensions, and briefly drives to the sawmill to move a log. Best for buyers curious about the cab-equipped 4052R from a real-farm perspective, though it's a casual intro rather than a deep performance evaluation.
An owner-operator sharing first impressions of a newly purchased tractor on what appears to be a working farm with a sawmill.
The 4052R has a cab that measures 93.5 inches to the top, taller than his previous tractor's 87 inches, so the planned shed roof height had to be raised.
The 440R loader has a lift capacity of 2500 pounds.
It has a hydrostatic transmission with high, middle, and low speed ranges, used for road transport, normal work, and slow precise tasks.
Yes, the second cab door is meant for emergency exit if the tractor rolls on that side, with the same levers and handles as the main door.
