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Read articles →A real-owner update after a few months and 23 hours of use on a homestead, covering the loader forks, bucket with heavy-duty cutting edge, three-point hitch tool rack, seat ergonomics for shorter operators, and a couple of minor quirks (parking brake indicator visibility, accidental gear shifts). Practical and conversational rather than technical, best for prospective buyers curious about day-to-day ownership impressions from light-duty property work.
Posted by the Flicker Hill Homestead channel, where the tractor appears to be owner-operated on a working homestead, shared by one of two co-owners.
The owners have about 23 hours on it so far, split between two operators over two to three months of ownership.
Yes, the forks were much more vital than expected, used for fencing projects and planned for moving IBC totes for a rain catching system.
The parking brake indicator light is hard to see near the steering wheel, and getting in and out of the seat can accidentally shift it out of gear.
One owner felt it was a must-have while the dealer seemed unsure, but it has already been used a lot to move compost, mulch, and gravel.
