There is nothing wrong with the Titans other than weight. They just don't offer the 1200 pound rated forks. That's the main difference in the weight. But as was said if you go to lift something and can't get it high enough to load 100 pounds may be too much. It's about 10% of the lift capacity of a 2025R. But you will never bend them. I am sure you know that weight capacity goes down the higher you lift. With the hydraulic pressure set at the high end of spec the 2025R will lift about 1200 pounds a few inches off the ground with the Frontier forks. Only about 900 pounds all the way up. About 1000 pounds to pick up bed height. Those numbers are approximate and the closer to the loader the weight is the more they will lift. With the forks off and the ball mount in it will pickup the front of my loaded dump trailer at about 1500 pounds per my Weigh safe hitch. But that's right at the loader. An evenly loaded pallet moves that center out 24". It won't get 1500 pounds off the ground at all 24" out so no 1500 pound pallets can be lifted. That 100 pounds may make a difference at some point. But if you don't need it you will never know the difference. I regularly find the limitations on mine so it makes a difference to me. I really wanted the 2038R for the bigger loader but I drive a truck for a living and see what a nightmare tier 4 emissions are. I don't want to deal with that crap on a tractor. So I will make do with the 2025R.
