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Read articles →An owner sharing impressions after about a month of use on a 20-acre property. He covers his brand-comparison process, the loader's 3,000 lb lift capacity, his third-function valve add-on for a grapple, the 45 vs. 55 horsepower difference, four-wheel-drive recommendation, economy PTO, and safety start sequence. It's a casual talking-head style with no specs sheet or deep mechanical detail, best for buyers wanting a straightforward ownership take.
Posted by the Dylan Music channel, which appears to be a personal channel with no stated credentials, the speaker is simply a recent buyer sharing early impressions.
The dealership said the main difference is just adding a turbo, and after warranty you could almost add a turbo yourself and get 55 horsepower.
The bucket has a 3,000 lb lift capacity, and the owner says he would pretty much believe that rating.
The owner says on this size tractor he would definitely go with four-wheel drive just to make sure you had it, since it is heavy, around 7,000 lb.
You have to depress the clutch all the way down to hit the sensor and the transmission must be in neutral before it will crank, which is good if you have kids.
