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Read articles →This is a personalized sales pitch recorded by a Cliff Jones dealership rep for a specific prospective customer named Mr. McCullough, not a general review. It covers the 2638's loader quick-detach, skid-steer bucket attachment, lift capacity claims, HST controls, PTO, tilt steering, common-rail diesel engine, hood access, and seven-year warranty. Useful only to someone early in the shopping process who wants a dealer's talking points rather than independent hands-on testing.
This is a dealership salesperson's direct pitch to a named prospect, so the content is openly sales-oriented with no independent perspective.
Take the pins out on both sides, lower the built-in kickstand, drop the loader, and disconnect the color-coded quick-disconnect hydraulics. No tools are necessary and it takes about ten minutes.
The rep states it lifts over 1600 pounds to full height, which he describes as best-in-class, and says it lifts hundreds of pounds more than competing models like the 1538.
Yes, a skid steer bucket comes standard on all their tractors, unlike some other brands that charge extra, around a thousand dollars, for it.
For personal use it comes with a seven-year powertrain and bumper-to-bumper warranty, described as best in the business with no extra charge.
