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Read articles →This is part 3 of a personal owner rant, not a walkaround or demo. The owner, comparing the T4.115 against his TN95 and T6030, complains at length about an awkwardly-positioned loader joystick that forces leaning forward for hours, a short seat and armrests, and unresolved warranty issues. He then reveals New Holland is buying the tractor back so he can upgrade to a T5.120, with real trade numbers discussed. Best for buyers weighing ergonomics and dealer/warranty experiences over specs.
Posted by DLH Farms, an actual owner venting frustrations after months of real-world use and warranty disputes, so expect a candid, negative-leaning personal account rather than a balanced or dealer-style review.
It is positioned too high, so the operator must lean forward continuously to reach it while loading hay or plowing snow, which causes back pain over time.
The owner had warranty issues the dealer could not fix, so he proposed a buyback. New Holland agreed to buy it back for more than he originally paid, over $70,000.
He is buying a brand new T5.120, which costs $100,000 and has a comfortable seat like his T6030 plus an electronic armrest joystick he can actually reach.
The seat length is short and the armrests are too short and too low, so his elbow only touches the end of the armrest while sitting comfortably.
