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Read articles →A real-work video that follows the 3046R with pallet forks trying, and often failing, to move large landscape rocks. The distinctive value is the honest loader-capacity context: the host cites the 320R loader's rated 1,500-lb lift-to-height figure and its 2,655-lb boom breakout force, and explains why fork length and weight matter for marginal loads. Best for owners curious about practical pallet-fork limits on a mid-size compact.
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The stated capacity is 1,500 pounds to full height, measured 500 millimeters ahead of the pin, tested at 2,500 PSI on an older 4105 tractor.
The boom breakout force is 2,655 pounds when measured 500 millimeters, or about 19 to 20 inches, in front of the loader pins.
The rocks were bigger and heavier than they looked, and the 42-inch fork tines stuck out too far, making it hard to lift them high enough to load on a trailer.
The host says he typically likes the 36-inch tines better than the 42-inch ones, since the 42s stick out too far and add extra weight.
