Loader CLEARANCE with BUCKET DUMPED - XR3037 vs XR4040 ???????

[dcole]

According to LS the XR3037 loader is the LL3105 with a dumped clearance of 79.5" and a Max Lift Height of only 90.7".
The XR4040 loader is the LL4102 with clearance of 65.8" and a Max of 96.1".
The dump clearance of the XR3037 seems awfully high for its Max .
The Kioti DK40SE (also the 45 and 50) use the KL401 Loader with a clearance of 79.9" and a Max of 107.8".

Can anyone confirm their Dump Clearance with the XR3037 and VR4040.

Thinking of trading in my open deck Boomer 35 for a Cab Tractor.

Thanks

 

[billythekid]

One thing to consider (3037) has straight arms on the loader as opposed to the curved arms some manufacturers use. That might affect it. also the depth of the bucket, and quick attach system affect that.

 

[George2615]

One low point of LS tractors is the loader lift height. It has one of the lowest lift heights of all tractors.
On the other hand LS loaders usually have higher weight lift capacity than comparable tractors.
I have an LS and fortunately don't need the lift height many other people require.
Last year at the farm show I asked the local LS rep to have LS look into increasing lift height on future newer models when he got back to headquarters. I provided him a list of other tractor lift height and capacities of which LS had the lowest lift height. No telling if he did and if so how long it would take to see any changes in the future. When I brought up the subject the LS 3100 /4100 series had already been designed and were in production but had not hit the market yet.

By the way Dcole, The cab was nice and toasty warm plowing 24" of snow yesterday.

 

[dcole]

I'm jealous George. We've only got 2 small snows since I got my new Boomer. I can't wait till we get a 24" snow storm. The greater lift height/reach out front for piling/pushing snow was one of the reasons I ended up with a NH Boomer
over a LS. Your tractor does lift more weight though George.