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Read articles →An owner's real-world report after roughly 80 hours on a 2020 Solis 24 he bought sight-unseen for $11,500. Covers purchase experience, drivetrain basics (Mitsubishi 3-cylinder, 6-speed, 4WD), cab features, seat modification for taller operators, the built-in third-function lever, radiator placement, and one minor hydraulic quirk. Work done includes grading and berm-building. Best for shoppers on a tight budget weighing Solis against mainstream compact brands.
An owner-operator sharing candid impressions from personal use on his own property, with no apparent affiliation to a dealer or manufacturer.
He just hit 80 hours on the tractor at the time of the review.
Yes, you unbolt the seat using four bolts, slide it back, and rebolt it. His six-foot-one cousin runs it fine.
No major issues after 80 hours, only a sporadic quirk where the bucket drops or dumps slightly faster sometimes, likely debris in the valves.
It can run five-foot implements, unlike his previous tractor which was limited to four-foot implements.
