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Read articles →A dealership salesperson walks through the L4701 on the lot, comparing it directly to smaller Kubota models (3301, 3901) to explain when this size makes sense. Covers loader lift numbers, gear-drive vs. hydro options, synchro shuttle, float function, sway bar style, and a few practical details like the visible fuel filter. Light on close-up footage cues but useful for shoppers deciding between compact utility sizes.
A dealership channel featuring a Springdale Tractor Company salesperson, so expect a sales-oriented walkaround.
It lifts about 1,200 to 1,300 pounds all the way to the top, and a little over 2,000 pounds at the bottom of the lift range.
It has a bigger frame and bigger loader, lifts about a foot higher, and the platform is smoother with less hump in the middle than the 33 and 39 horsepower tractors.
Both. The gear drive version has a synchro shuttle so you can change directions by pressing the clutch without coming to a complete stop.
It uses pin sway bars instead of twin turnbuckles, so hooking up implements just takes a pin and cotter pin rather than a screwdriver.