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Read articles →A static pull test pitting the GC1725M against the heavier MF 4710 using a chained scale, measuring actual pull force in kilograms. The video records two runs, high range (~350 kg / ~770 lbs) and low range (~715 kg), showing the hydrostat's dual-range difference in concrete numbers. Brief and numbers-focused; most useful for buyers wanting a rough sense of real-world pulling and loader-digging capability before purchasing.
PR Equipment is a dealership channel based in Kearns, Texas, so the presentation is sales-friendly, though the pull-test format keeps it largely data-driven.
In the test it pulled about 350 kilograms in high range, which roughly equates to around 770 pounds.
In low range it pulled about 715 kilograms, roughly double the pull measured in high range.
Yes, low range nearly doubled pulling power versus high range, which matters for digging into packed dirt or pulling heavier implements.
