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Read articles →This is a casual daily-chores vlog from an owner feeding hay with a newly bought 2021 LS XR4140, not a structured review. He swaps pallet forks for a bale spear, feeds cows, horses, goats and a donkey, and shares real-world impressions along the way: no loaded rear tires needed for 5.5-foot bales, shuttle shift over hydrostat, about 100 hours in with two regens and one service. Best for owners wanting informal, lived-in feedback rather than a structured feature walkthrough.
An owner-operator on his own small farm sharing casual, unscripted impressions of a tractor he recently bought.
No, the owner does not have the back tires loaded and says the tractor handles 5.5-foot bales just fine without them, though he usually keeps an implement on the back.
He is not a big fan of hydrostatic transmissions and wanted a gear style transmission he can control better without holding a pedal down the whole time.
About 100 hours since September, with two regens, Tier Four emissions, and the first service done at 49 hours or so, with no problems reported.
