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Read articles →A real-world 100-hour owner review from someone who actually works the T224 on a flower farm, moving dirt, mulch, and compost. Covers loader breakout-force limitations honestly, PTO options, controls layout, and minor issues found at the 100-hour mark (slow tire leak, loose joystick, a melted trim piece). Also notes the tractor's badge-sharing with RK25 and Branson 2205. Best for sub-compact shoppers wanting a candid long-term verdict rather than a spec rundown.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from working the tractor on his own property over 22 months.
Rated at 679 pounds up front but the owner says it struggled with a full bucket of dirt, estimating real capacity closer to 650 to 670 pounds due to limited breakout force.
A slow front tire leak losing air over five or six days, a loose joystick that needed the cover removed and nuts tightened, and an unexplained melted spot on a trim piece.
Yes, the owner uses it on a flower farm for mulch, compost, and dirt, moving 13 yards of dirt in one session, though heavy bucket work takes longer and strains the loader.
No, at 21.2 horsepower it falls below the threshold requiring a DPF, so there is nothing to worry about there according to the owner.
