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Read articles →A dealership walkaround that frames the L4701 as a size-class comparison piece, contrasting it against the smaller L01 series (notably the LA765 vs. LA526 loader upgrade) and the larger MX/L60 series. The presenter covers loader lift numbers, operator controls, three-point hitch differences, PTO safety, rear remote limitations, and tire options. Useful for shoppers weighing whether the L4701's mid-size positioning justifies the step up.
A dealership channel (B&T MacFarlane Equipment), with the presenter identifying himself as staff and closing with a sales/service phone number, so expect a sales-leaning perspective.
It uses the LA765 loader instead of the LA526 found on the 2501, 3301, and 3901, lifting about 250 kilograms more, a significant performance increase.
No, rear remotes do not come standard. You need to add one or two sets if you want to run hydraulic implements like a rear snowblower.
R4 industrial tires are most common, agricultural tires suit hobby farming, and turf tires are popular for golf course mowing, offering more flotation than four wheel drive turf tires.
No, it lacks telescopic lower links, a disadvantage compared to the MX and L60 series, though they can be added later.
