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Read articles →This is a hands-on lift-capacity test, not a walkaround: the presenter loads incremental weights (971 lbs up to 1674+ lbs, with and without a rear weight box) onto an L3902 with QH 15-foot loader/hitch and measures actual lift height at each stage, comparing results against a prior L2501 test. Useful for buyers wanting real-world loader lift numbers rather than spec-sheet claims.
Posted by the Pell's channel, which appears to run its own practical loader-capacity tests rather than a dealership sales pitch.
With the QH 15-foot hitch, the L3902 lifted 971 pounds to 7 feet 6.25 inches, about six and a half inches higher than the L2501 managed with the same weight.
No, the transcript shows lift height stayed the same at 7 feet 6.25 inches with 971 pounds whether or not the rear weight box was attached.
The L3902 lifted 1444 pounds to 2 feet 5.5 inches, with the presenter noting some weight was positioned past the 19.7 inch point used for rated lifting capacity.
