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Read articles →This is a short side-by-side of two Kubota L4802 DTN orchard tractors owned by the same person: one bare stock with folded orchard ROPS and ag tires, the other fitted with an LA766 loader, R14 tires, front hydraulic third function, and a standard ROPS. It briefly shows where the loader frame and hydraulics mount on the orchard ROPS model. A quick visual comparison, not a detailed walkthrough or specs discussion, best for owners considering converting their own DTN to accept a loader.
Posted by the David Bailey channel, apparently an owner sharing a quick comparison of his own two tractors rather than a dealer or reviewer.
Yes, the video states this tractor is capable of having a loader put on it by removing the orchard ROPS, where the loader frame mounts, and running hydraulics.
The orchard ROPS is replaced with a standard ROPS, hydraulics are run for the loader, and in this case R14 tires and a front hydraulic third function were added.
The video explains that the N in DTN stands for narrow, referring to the L4802 orchard tractor configuration.
