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Read articles →This video goes well beyond spec-sheet numbers: the host measures actual hydraulic pressure (finding nearly 3,000 PSI against a listed 2,500), then methodically loads and removes weight in small increments to build a lift-capacity-versus-height graph for the 2038R's stock 57-inch bucket. Results include a ground-level lift of roughly 1,720 lbs and a full-height lift around 900 lbs. Best for buyers or owners who want real-world loader data, not just brochure figures.
Tractor Time with Tim is an owner-operator channel focused on compact tractors, with the host presenting himself as an enthusiastic experimenter rather than a professional or dealer.
Testing with the stock 57-inch bucket showed roughly 1,720 pounds lifted just off the ground, compared to the listed boom breakout force spec of 1,360 pounds.
At full lift height, measured at 83.75 inches, the loader held around 900 to 945 pounds with the bucket kept level.
The pressure test showed nearly 3,000 PSI, while the website spec listed 2,500 PSI and the service manual allowed a range of 2,400 to 2,900 PSI.
