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Read articles →A dealer-floor walkaround filmed at DE Tractor in Sugar Land, Texas, where the host walks through every major system on the MT774: the updated cosmetics (LED lights, new paint, silver rims), engine specs (73.7 hp, no DEF required), loader numbers (5,139 lb lift capacity), transmission layout (24x24 power shuttle), hydraulics, three-point hitch, and cab features. No operating demo, strictly a static inspection, but the spec coverage is thorough enough to be useful for shoppers comparing this model to competitors in the 70-75 hp class.
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The LL8100 loader, the same one used on the MT101, has a lift capacity of 5,139 lbs and a breakout force of 5,313 lbs, both measured at the pivot pin.
No. Because it is a 73.7 horsepower tractor, which is under 75 horsepower, it does not require diesel exhaust fluid.
It has a 24x24 power shuttle transmission with a four-speed gearshift plus high and low range, and a Deutsch button, giving three ranges total.
It uses a 15.7 gallon per minute pump for implements and a 6.5 gallon per minute steering pump, totaling 22.2 gallons per minute.
