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Read articles →This is a real-time, in-cab work session rather than a review: the owner uses his 2012 Kubota GL5740 (about 387 hours) to spread 32 tons of delivered crushed stone, having removed the bucket's tooth bar first. He narrates loader technique, dashboard readouts (voltage, ambient temp, inclinometer), and cab noise levels, but skips specs, pricing, or a walkaround. Best for owners curious about everyday loader work and long-term impressions.
An owner-operator casually narrating his own routine tractor work, sharing personal habits and opinions rather than a formal review.
He took it off because it spreads crushed stone better, and with the tooth bar on you see every line in the teeth when dumping it.
The tractor is a 2012 Kubota GL5740 with 387 hours on it, described as not exactly worn out.
The dashboard shows voltage, ambient air temperature outside the cab, and a digital inclinometer, or tilt meter, that beeps when tilted.
He fills only the right or left side of the bucket, not the full bucket, to avoid overflow and get closer to the wall without creating extra work.
