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Read articles →A King Machinery salesperson walks around and briefly rides the Emax 20, making the case that it's a genuine tractor rather than a glorified mower. He covers the dual-cylinder loader (617 lb lift capacity), skid-steer quick-attach, independent mid/rear PTO switching, four-wheel drive, diff lock, and the Yanmar 19.4-hp engine, plus a note on how competing brands rate horsepower differently. Depth is shallow, no real-world work demonstrated, but useful for buyers comparing entry-level sub-compact options.
A dealership channel, so expect a sales-oriented walkaround with competitors occasionally downplayed.
It is rated at 617 pounds of lift capacity at full lifting height, with over 1200 pounds of breakout force, though more can be carried lower to the ground.
Yes, it has a quick detach loader with pins and legs on both sides, allowing one person to unhook it in about four to five minutes.
It has a Yanmar diesel rated at 19.4 horsepower, the same engine other brands rate as 21.5 horsepower depending on RPM rating method.
Yes, the PTO switch lets you select mid, rear, or both simultaneously, useful for mowing and running a rear tiller at once.
