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Posted by Uvalco Powersports & Equipment, a dealership channel promoting the tractor for sale at their locations, so expect a sales-oriented tone.
The last two digits of the model name indicate horsepower, so the 2660 is a 60 horsepower tractor.
It is a Category 2 three-point hitch, meaning bigger holes for implements that need a bigger pin and stronger hookup.
It comes standard with a skid steer quick attachment type loader that clicks on and off easily, like typical skid steer attachments.
The lift capacity is 3,122 pounds in the front at the pivot pin, which is high for its class given its 4,585 pound weight.
