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Read articles →This is a personal owner's walkaround after a year of ownership on a small hobby/hog farm, not a spec-driven review. The owner, an above-knee amputee, explains why the HST transmission and hand controls work for him, plus praise for the front grapple, quick-connect, Pat's quick hitch, and rear auxiliary hydraulics. No numbers, pricing, or hands-on demos of implements working, just opinions and reasons he likes the tractor.
An owner-operator on a small hobby farm sharing personal, disability-informed impressions from daily use rather than a technical or dealer review.
He is an above-knee amputee missing his left leg, so having hydrostatic controls on the right side works perfectly for him to operate the tractor.
He says the front grapple bucket is one of the best attachments you can get, especially for brush work, tree removal, and clearing land.
It saves a ton of time hooking up implements like a brush hog and makes it a one man job instead of struggling to line up pins alone.
The owner says yes, noting he used his last Kubota for nine years and sold it for more than he originally paid for it.
