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Read articles →This is an owner's follow-up review after 10 hours of real use, not a dealer walkaround, he covers nitpicks like unprotected valve stems, stiff top-link and leveling arm adjusters, hydraulic hose routing, lack of factory grease in pins, and the 4x4 vs 3x4 tire/turning-radius tradeoff. It's detailed and candid about minor gripes, useful for someone past the spec sheet and wanting real ownership impressions.
An owner-operator documenting hands-on impressions from actual use on his own property, generally positive but willing to flag small annoyances.
Unprotected valve stems, a stiff top link and leveling arm that are hard to turn, hydraulic hoses that hang loose, and pins that arrived without factory grease causing stiffness and corrosion.
The 4x4 has a 3 foot rear tire while the 3x4 has a 33 inch rear tire, giving the 3x4 about an inch and a half more turning radius due to the smaller tire.
No, the owner says with an 8.5 foot turning radius it would be awful for a lawn with trees, and he uses a separate riding mower for that instead.
No, the owner found no grease on the pins or seat swivel, causing rust, white corrosion dust, and stiffness until he greased them himself.
