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Read articles →An owner's 50-hour ownership report from real property work, brush clearing, stump piling, and garden tilling, rather than a dealership demo. The walkround covers the 4052M Heavy Duty's specific features: removable loader arms, skid-steer quick-attach plate, rear remote hydraulic additions for a grapple, wider tires, and actual rockshaft height measurements. Depth is conversational rather than technical. Best for buyers comparing the Heavy Duty trim to standard M models.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from their own property and farm work, posted under the Chamberlains Portable Welding channel name.
The rockshaft measures 95 inches at its tallest point and 69 and a half inches when lowered, measured from the ground.
Yes, the Heavy Duty M model allows the lower arms to come on and off at the four-bar loader arms, unlike the basic M.
The owner says it has been flawless, handling brush clearing, stump piling, and garden tilling with no issues noticed, including through its first regen.
Yes, the Heavy Duty model's loader arms come with a quick attach skid steer plate already fitted, allowing use of any skid steer attachments.
