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Read articles →This is a hands-on weight-lifting test comparing an L3302's loader against a Kubota L3902, using the same weighted load to measure actual lift height rather than quoted specs. A second L3302 with different tires is also tested, revealing a notable difference in lift height between two units of the same model, attributed to factory hydraulic pressure settings. Useful for buyers wanting real lift-capacity comparisons rather than brochure numbers.
Posted by the Pell's channel, which appears to run its own side-by-side lifting tests on tractors rather than simply reciting manufacturer specs.
With the same 16.74 weight, the L3302 lifted 12 and three quarters inches while the L3902 lifted 11 and a quarter inches, very similar overall.
The difference comes down to factory hydraulic pressure settings, not tires or other specs. One unit lifted only seven and a half inches versus 12 and three quarters on another.
No, the video states tire differences like R4 versus R14 should not make a difference in lift capacity.
