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Read articles →An owner-operator walkthrough filmed in response to a viewer question, focused specifically on comparing the ROPS/cab versions of the LX4020. The video examines cab construction (steel vs. plastic framing), weight and counterbalance with the LA545 loader, BH77 backhoe with hydraulic thumb, Iron Fist grapple, and R14 hybrid vs. turf tire impressions. Casual and conversational, best for buyers weighing the cab option or considering similar attachments.
An owner-operator sharing firsthand experience from their own machine, with no apparent dealership or brand affiliation evident in the transcript.
The cab has steel framing at the bottom for structural support and lower center of gravity, while the upper framing around the roof and fenders is plastic.
Yes, the owner says he can max out the loader with the cab on, with or without a blade, and has no issues with weight even without the backhoe attached.
The owner prefers the R14 hybrids, saying the extra sidewall strength compared to turf tires improves stability, especially when moving loads.
It uses the same claw and mechanical mount, with an added cylinder and extra hydraulic lines routed back, tied into the front third function control.