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Read articles →A dealership walkaround shot on a cattle farm, covering the 4044M loader specs in real numbers (2,400 lb at pivot, 1,800 lb on forks), quick-attach bucket operation, hood/engine access, and a thorough operator station tour including seat ergonomics, ROPS, PTO switch, three-point controls, rate-of-drop knob, and differential lock. Goes reasonably deep on controls but skips field operation. Best for buyers wanting a feature-by-feature orientation before a dealer visit.
A dealership channel (Western Equipment), so the presentation is sales-leaning with no critical comparisons or ownership drawbacks mentioned.
At the pivot point, with a full bucket rolled back, it can raise up to 2,400 pounds. Out on the pallet forks, it can raise up to 1,800 pounds.
It uses a quick-attach system. Remove the pin on each side, roll out from under the hooks, roll up under the hooks on the next implement, and reattach the pins.
Heeling and pushing the pedal locks both rear wheels so they pull at the same time, useful when one side is losing traction in sticky conditions.
It is located below the seat and lets you adjust how slowly or quickly an implement on the three-point lowers.
