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Read articles →A dealer-lot walkaround filmed at purchase, with a dealership rep walking the buyer through the 2607H's key selling points: the 70-hp manual shuttle transmission (10x10), 2,500-lb loader lift capacity, ground-level fuel fill, no-DEF engine, and 5-year warranty structure. It's a first-look conversation rather than a hands-on field test, no operation, no implements demonstrated. Best for shoppers still early in their research wanting a quick feature rundown.
Posted by the Keith Warren Hunting channel, suggesting an outdoor/ranch-lifestyle creator sharing a personal purchase experience rather than an independent equipment reviewer.
Twenty-five hundred pounds to full height, measured 24 inches off the front pins. Going off the very front of the loader could add roughly 500 more pounds, for about a 3,000 pound overall lift.
No. The unit runs without DEF fluid and has no regen of any kind, which the buyer specifically wanted to avoid.
Five years total: two years bumper to bumper covering anything up to 2,500 hours, plus three more years of powertrain coverage for everything inside the housing.
It controls forward and backward movement so you don't have to shift gears constantly. With high and low ranges and five speeds, you get 10x10 forward and reverse, just clutching the shuttle to change direction.
