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The front loader can lift about 1,300 to 1,400 pounds, and the rear can lift about the same amount.
Push the shifter to neutral, flip the PTO switch from off to on to mesh gears, bring RPMs to about 1,500, flip the electronic PTO engagement on, then raise throttle to get 540 RPM at the rear, around 2,700 to 2,800 engine RPM.
Yes, the T25 comes standard with a rear remote, an auxiliary hydraulic outlet useful for implements like a backhoe, sprayer, or box blade with hydraulic top link.
No, it has a mechanical injection pump with no ECM, DPF, or DEF, built simple so anyone can work on it, and it is emissions exempt under 25 horsepower.
