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Read articles →An owner walkaround filmed after roughly 43 hours of use, covering the cab's controls in detail, hydrostatic auto-rev function, PTO manual/auto modes, emissions regen buttons, HVAC recirculation quirks, and the bucket-level indicator. The owner flags two real complaints: neutral-to-low shifting and tight steering-column clearance for entry. Closes with a ~$30k price and a direct comparison to John Deere/Kubota pricing. Good for anyone seriously considering this cab model.
An owner-operator sharing early impressions from their own machine, explicitly stating no dealer sponsorship or loan arrangement.
It automatically revs the engine up the harder you push the forward or reverse pedal. You can also turn it off and control the throttle manually instead.
It can be hard to shift from neutral into low, sometimes needing a little forward or reverse push. Also the steering column leaves tight clearance for getting in and out.
In auto mode, raising the three-point hitch, like when tilling or bush hogging, will automatically shut the PTO off.
The owner paid around thirty grand, while a comparable John Deere or Kubota version would be close to fifty grand, saving about twenty grand.
