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Read articles →An owner-operator walkaround filmed at roughly 14.5 hours of use, so impressions are early but real. Jeff covers the FL-9 loader's ballast-dependent lift limits, three-point hitch capacity, hydraulic flow numbers, hydrostatic transmission speed, fuel consumption, and steel bodywork. He also flags a quick-attach spring service order and calls out the marketing claim about LED lights being inaccurate. Best for buyers cross-shopping compact utility tractors who want unfiltered owner impressions rather than a dealer pitch.
An owner-operator channel where Jeff documents his own farm equipment purchases and DIY modifications, so expect candid but early-hours impressions rather than long-term reliability data.
About 1,700 pounds maximum, but only if you have the correct ballast on the back, around 790 pounds according to the owner.
No. The owner says despite marketing literature mentioning LED lights, the machine actually has all halogen or incandescent lighting.
Total hydraulic flow is about 16 GPM, with 9.6 GPM going to the implement, which the owner calls very strong.
Yes, a factory service order had dealers replace the latch spring because the old spring was too strong to let it close fully and could fly open.
