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Read articles →A dealer-floor walkaround at Golf's Equipment in Connecticut, structured as an interview between the presenter and a dealership rep. It touches on the 1726E's sub-25-hp Shibaura engine and emissions-exemption benefit, size comparison to the larger 1739E, hydrostatic and gear transmission options, folding ROPS, metal hood and fenders, and a new sight-glass for hydraulic fluid checks. No hands-on operation or pricing. Best for shoppers wanting a quick feature rundown before visiting a dealer.
This appears to be dealer-affiliated content filmed at Golf's Equipment in Connecticut, so expect a sales-oriented perspective rather than independent analysis.
It has a three-cylinder Shibaura diesel engine producing 24.8 horsepower, which keeps it under the 25-horsepower Tier 4 emissions threshold.
There are two options: a standard 9x3 center shift transmission or a three-range hydrostatic transmission.
Yes, you pull two pins, one on each side, and the roll bar folds back so it fits through a standard garage door.
It now has a round sight glass on the back side of the tractor, replacing the dipstick used on previous models, making it easier to check.
