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Read articles →This is a property-improvement vlog, not a tractor review: the owner uses roughly 230 dump-truck loads of dirt to fill low spots and build up a dam/waterway on his land, pushing and grading it with equipment on hand. Mid-video he briefly praises a Massey Ferguson 5711 loader tractor's ride and quietness, but there's no walkaround, specs breakdown, or LS MT573 demo. Best for viewers curious about dirt-work/erosion projects, not tractor shopping.
Posted by 3D Farming, an owner-operator channel that documents real projects on their own property using the tractors they own.
Close to 100 loads of dirt were used to fill in the back side of the small dam and create a gradual slope to the top.
From the first load to the last, it was somewhere around 230 loads total, though the owner says it's just a guess.
The owner planted a mixed grass, including annual rye grass, tall fescue, and some clover, to keep the new dirt from washing away before rain.
The owner calls it a very good, strong tractor with a 4-cylinder diesel, 110 horsepower, DEF fluid, a soft-riding loader, and a quiet cab.
