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Read articles →A hands-on lift-capacity test that incrementally loads the B2301's front loader from 626 pounds up to nearly 1,300 pounds, recording actual lift heights at each weight step. The creator also references a prior near-tip-over incident and introduces a weight box to shift the pivot point. Useful for anyone trying to understand real-world loader limits rather than relying on spec-sheet numbers alone.
Posted by the Pell's channel, which appears to be an owner-operator conducting practical field tests on their own equipment.
The test shows it lifting almost 1,300 pounds off the ground, with just a guided foot of clearance at 1,298.8 pounds.
Lift height drops as weight increases, going from six feet six and a half inches at 626 pounds down to about two feet at 1,098 pounds.
After nearly tipping over because the front axle had not hit the stop, they added a Landride WB10 weight box filled with concrete to shift the pivot point further back on the track.
