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Read articles →A new owner's purchase-day walkthrough covering why he chose the 4550 over the 4540, his all-in price ($28,890 for tractor, box blade, and finish mower), tire choice reasoning, and a seated cab tour of the controls. He also inspects the finish mower up close. It's a casual first-impression video, not a field demo, best for shoppers curious about real-world pricing and a plain-language controls overview.
Posted by the Pete B: East Texas Homesteading channel, an owner sharing impressions from his own rural property purchase, with no evident dealer affiliation.
He liked the bigger tires, the heavy weight for jobs like pulling tree stumps, and the wider tires that leave fewer tracks in grass and handle mud better.
The tractor, box blade, and grass-cutting mower implement together came to twenty-eight thousand, eight hundred and ninety dollars, just under twenty-nine thousand.
Turn signals, a horn button, front loader up and down, cruise control, shifters with reverse and gears one through four in low or high, clutch, brakes, hand brake, PTO engage lever, and key start.
Without the front end loader it is around 5300 pounds, and the loader adds roughly another 800 pounds.
