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It has 44 engine horsepower, about 34 PTO horsepower, lifts 2,500 lb at 24 in past the lift arms, and almost 2,400 lb at full lift height.
No, on the 4044M the loader does not detach. On the 4R series, the loader does detach.
The 4R series loader detaches and can come with a cab with air conditioning, while the 4M series loader does not detach and has fewer cab options.
It has a reverser transmission just like the 5000 series, so owners familiar with a 5000 series would not need to relearn a transmission.
