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Read articles →An owner's first-look walkthrough filmed shortly after purchase, focused on the upgrades Matt and his wife chose: the H180 four-in-one quick-attach bucket, rear hydraulic pan/tilt and rippers, and wheel weights. He briefly demonstrates the hydraulic controls running but keeps commentary minimal. Best for buyers curious which options a working-ranch owner prioritized and why, though it promises more attachment-specific videos rather than delivering them here.
Posted by the Matt "DIY Ranch" H channel, presenting as a non-commercial owner sharing personal purchase experience with no apparent dealership or brand affiliation evident in the transcript.
An H180 four-in-one quick-attach front bucket, rear hydraulics for pan, tilt, and rippers, wheel weights on the back (about 150 pounds per side), and a roof.
There is a switch in the cab that diverts the joystick controls from the front bucket to the rear pan, tilt, and ripper, letting you run both from the same joystick.
About 200 hours. The owner says the tractor is really quiet, runs awesome, and they have been happy with it in every way.
