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Read articles →A brief dealer walkaround filmed the morning a customer-ordered 1840M arrived, so it's a quick first look rather than a hands-on test. The salesperson highlights how the M series differs from the E series, taller stance, integrated joystick, power shuttle, and touches on the low-mounted fuel tank with an anecdotal durability story. Useful for shoppers weighing E vs. M, but skips specs, pricing, and any operating demo.
This is a dealership channel for Hills Equipment in Livingston, Louisiana, so expect a sales-oriented perspective.
The M series sets taller and wider, is more stout, and has the joystick integrated into the operator station instead of mounted off the loader.
No, it has power shuttle with just forward, reverse, and neutral on the hand lever, no clutch, with high, low, medium range and first, second, third gear.
It was done for easy filling, and the dealer says they have never seen one puncture even after a tree fell on a customer's tractor during a hurricane.
