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Read articles →This is a fresh owner's just-bought-it walkaround, not a working demo (only 11 hours on the clock). The buyer explains why he chose the 2607 over John Deere/Kubota, covers loader specs, lift capacity, drive shaft protection, engine details, Ontario tax savings on tractors over 60hp, and the McEwan Motors dealer deal and warranty. No fieldwork shown yet, but useful for buyers comparing specs and purchase-decision reasoning.
An owner-operator sharing his personal buying experience and early impressions, with clear enthusiasm for the dealer he bought from.
It was about ten to fifteen thousand dollars cheaper and came with more standard features like a quick attach loader, while John Deere's is an extra option.
At the knuckles it will lift 2,800 pounds, and about 1,700 to 1,800 pounds off the bucket.
No, it's 70 to 74 horsepower and uses an EGR valve and converter instead, so no DPF fluid or filter is needed.
Tractors over 60 horsepower were tax exempt, saving about five or six thousand dollars, plus no tax on the bush hog bought with it.
