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Read articles →A dealership floor walkaround by a salesperson who moves methodically through nearly every feature: loader quick-attach procedure, backhoe removal and dig depth (7.5 ft), four-point mount, tire options, hydrostatic transmission ranges, PTO, maintenance access panels, clutch lockout, and differential lock. The demo ends with a brief live operation of both loader and backhoe. Best for shoppers doing early research who want a thorough feature inventory but should note specs go unchallenged and the pitch is openly sales-oriented.
A dealership channel, the presenter identifies himself as a salesperson at Orchard Hill Farm Equipment, so the tone is promotional throughout.
Set it down with a rod to the ground, pull one pin each side, raise the loader about 4 inches with the joystick, back up, then unplug all four color-coded lines.
The backhoe will dig down 7 and a half feet at least, plus the bucket.
Two and four-wheel drive is mechanical, not electrical like a lot of other manufacturers, described as very simple with fewer switches.
1650 lbs with no ballast; adding the backhoe on the back lets it lift more.
