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Read articles →This video is specifically a pull-force test, not a general walkaround. PR Equipment hooks a 40-hp MH (hydrostatic) 1840M to a crane scale and a dead-weight tractor, running low and mid range in four-wheel drive to find peak drawbar pull, arriving at roughly 4,180 pounds before tire slip. Concrete numbers, honest traction caveats, and a direct comparison peg make it useful for buyers weighing real-world ground-engaging capability.
Posted by PR Equipment, a dealership channel (prequipmenteales.com is mentioned), so the presenter has a sales affiliation, though the test methodology is laid out plainly on camera.
In testing, the 1840MH hit about 1,900 kilograms in low range before tire slip, calculating to roughly 4,180 pounds of dead pull at max.
Yes, the test was run in four-wheel drive because without it the tractor would slip badly during the pull.
Once the engine reaches max power and begins to pull down hard, the tires start to break loose and lose traction.
