tacticalturnip
Super Member
The MT125 is a good little subcompact, but a word of warning, make sure to get the SSQA standard quick attach for the loader. It comes, standard, with a quick attach setup that is smaller than the standard and will not fit SSQA attachments.
What has you thinking other subcompacts won't run things like a tiller?
The Deere 1025R is a great subcompact as well, though maybe a little long in the tooth these days. For sure I found mine very comfortable and easy to operate. They're not cheap, however.
Kioti, they make a great product, and the current CS lineup is really nice.
More than anything, however, I would argue you need a good dealer to work with. Your dealer performs your pre-delivery inspection, they're typically who you go to for parts or service components, and if you have a problem with your machine, it's your dealer that serves as the intermediary between you and the corporation.
What has you thinking other subcompacts won't run things like a tiller?
The Deere 1025R is a great subcompact as well, though maybe a little long in the tooth these days. For sure I found mine very comfortable and easy to operate. They're not cheap, however.
Kioti, they make a great product, and the current CS lineup is really nice.
More than anything, however, I would argue you need a good dealer to work with. Your dealer performs your pre-delivery inspection, they're typically who you go to for parts or service components, and if you have a problem with your machine, it's your dealer that serves as the intermediary between you and the corporation.