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Read articles →This dealer walkaround covers the 2605H in detail: engine access and Tier 4 compliance without DPF or DEF, the 8x2 transmission with high/low range, three-point hitch lift capacity (2240 lbs at 24 inches), hydraulic flow rates, and hitch/PTO features, then starts it up and drives it through the gears while running the PTO on a rotary cutter. It ends with a displayed cash price. Good for buyers wanting specs and a real start-and-drive demo rather than just a sales pitch.
Posted by Vahrenberg Implement, a Massey Ferguson dealership, so the video is sales-oriented and ends with pricing and a pitch to visit the store.
No. It uses common rail high-pressure fuel injection and does not require a diesel particulate filter or diesel exhaust fluid on any of the four 2600H models.
It has a 2240 pound lifting capacity at 24 inches behind the rear hitch, with about 2000 pounds at 22.5 inches.
It features an 8x2 transmission with one reverse and four speeds plus high and low range, giving eight speeds forward and two reverse.
There is 10.6 gallons per minute available at the remotes, totaling 15.7 gallons per minute when including loader hydraulics.
