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Read articles →A dealership walkaround that focuses specifically on what separates the GC1725M from the base GC1723E, covering the heavier floor mat, integrated joystick, armrests, rear work light, 12-volt outlet, tilt steering, and the half-gallon-per-minute faster hydraulics. The video ends with a brief drive demo showing the hydrostat and loader in motion. Most useful for shoppers deciding between the E and M trim levels.
Posted by the Vahrenberg Implement dealer channel, so the tone is sales-oriented and the presenter is a dealership rep, not an independent owner.
The M has armrests, rear light guards, a 12-volt power port, a heavier floor mat, 2.5 more horsepower, and half a gallon per minute faster hydraulics than the E.
Yes, the M series has a 12-volt power outlet in the right-hand storage box so you can charge a cell phone, which the E series lacks standard.
It has a rear PTO at 540 RPMs and a mid-PTO at 2,000 RPMs, and you can run both the mid and rear implements at the same time.
Yes, raising the lever tilts the steering wheel to a chosen position, and locking it down holds it firmly in place.
