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Read articles →Neil from Messick's gives a one-year, 118-hour ownership retrospective comparing the LX4020 to his previous LX3310 and B3350. He gets specific: R4 vs. R14 tire trade-offs, the effect of fluid-filled tires on ride and stability, the redesigned transmission, and aftermarket additions like a WR Long hydraulic accumulator and Artillian work lights. He also flags a hydraulic top-link leak-down issue. Best for serious LX4020 shoppers wanting real-use impressions rather than a spec walkthrough.
Messick's Farm Equipment is a dealership channel, so expect a sales-friendly tone, though this particular video is framed around the presenter's personal ownership experience.
After 118 hours, Neil says the tractor has only impressed him, with no mechanical issues and only oil and filter maintenance performed.
Neil filled the rear tires with fluid for the first time and found it made the tractor feel noticeably more capable and stable, though the ride became rougher.
Neil's top link has no check valves and tends to leak down, so an implement can drift or hang after the tractor sits parked for an hour.
Neil says he can hardly tell a performance difference between R4 and R14 for dirt and utility work, though he would still lean toward R14.
