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Read articles →An owner review from someone who has put 334 hours on this Boomer 24 running it on a golf course, aerating, spreading fertilizer, and moving material. He covers the 24-hp Mitsubishi diesel, 4WD with locking diff, hydrostatic transmission, loader capacity around 800 lbs, 1,200-lb three-point hitch rating, and cockpit controls, plus an honest comparison to his prior John Deere 4210 noting some plastic build-quality trade-offs. Good fit for anyone weighing the Boomer 24 against name-brand alternatives.
Posted by the Orange Block Garage channel; the owner-operator framing and golf-course context suggest a genuine user perspective rather than a dealership or sponsored source.
The tractor currently has 334.6 hours on it, used mainly for golf course aeration, fertilizer spreading, and moving material.
It is powered by a 1.3-liter three-cylinder Mitsubishi diesel engine putting out 24 horsepower.
The owner says build quality isn't as great as John Deere, with more plastic, but it is reliable, powerful, and cheaper than John Deere or Bobcat.
The three-point hitch is rated for 1,200 pounds, and the front bucket hydraulics can lift about 800 pounds.
