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Read articles →A brief dealer lot walkaround from a salesperson at Young Truck and Trailer, covering the Workmaster 70 paired with a front loader rated at 3,145 lbs lift capacity. He notes the quick-attach skid-steer coupler, taller tires, one rear remote, 540 PTO, power shuttle transmission basics, and USB charging ports. No hands-on operation, pricing, or comparisons, best suited for shoppers wanting a quick spec-level overview before contacting the dealership.
This is a dealership channel (Young Truck and Trailer), so the video is a sales-oriented lot walkaround with an evident interest in moving inventory.
The front loader on this setup lifts 3,145 pounds, enough to handle about two to three bales depending on size.
Yes, it has quick release handles so you can switch to a skid steer style bucket setting, and any universal skid steer attachment like a blade will work.
It has a power shuttle transmission where you select the gear, then push the clutch in to switch between forward and reverse.
It has one rear remote and a 540 RPM PTO, along with three-point connection and a center draw bar for pulling a trailer.
