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Read articles →This is a hands-on real-world load test, not a spec-sheet recitation: the creator progressively stacks weights on the MX5400's front loader, calling out actual pounds lifted at each stage (2262.5, 2650.5, 2895, 3130.85, settling at 3012.5) and how high it raises them, while explaining rear ballast box ratios and tipping-safety concerns at high lift weights. Useful for buyers wanting practical lift-capacity numbers rather than manufacturer claims.
Appears to be an independent operator running informal weight tests across multiple tractor models, with no stated dealer or manufacturer affiliation.
In the test it lifted loads progressively from 2262.5 pounds up to 3130.85 pounds, settling at 3012.5 pounds, with height decreasing as weight increased.
Yes, the creator used about 1300 pounds in the rear weight box and noted the rear tires got light, warning this is needed for safety against tipping.
The video shows it lifting 2895 pounds to roughly two feet off the ground, which the creator says is enough to move it around the yard.
