Can't add much to what's already been said. If the kid's had some experience on a lawn tractor, that would be a plus. Also, I would agree not to start him out on anything with a loader on it.
The most important thing is SAFETY FIRST!! Make it CRYSTAL clear to him what the rules are---pay attention, don't leave the seat unless everything is out of gear and shut off, etc., etc., etc. And above all, NO SCREWING OFF!! And if you catch him screwing off, come down HARD on him!!
People have been learning to drive for years, and most of them never had any problems. They just need to know that this machine (like a car) can hurt you if you don't respect it, and treat it properly.
I learned on a Ford 8N, and a John Deere MT. Also, the first time I drove Dad's UB Moline I could not push in the clutch without getting off the seat. Dad came up from behind to put it in and out of gear!
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