Iron Rhino IR1600WL Enclosed Cab Compact Articulating Wheel Loader

IR1600WL Enclosed Cabin with heat 25HP Perkins 403D-11 Diesel
111 lift height
44 wide with standard 12 wide tires
Using single 8.5 wide tires is 37 wide and dual 8.5 tires is 57 wide. Duals are removeable in minutes with one bolt per wheel.
4517# Machine
3325# Low Lift Max
3310# Mid Lift Max
1600# Operating Capacity
Incredible 2835# Draw Bar Pulling force with two speed transmission
Dual hydraulics one set with lever one set joystick controlled case drain
Uses Bobcat MT style attachment plate capable of connecting to MT attachments or full-size attachments
8GPM Auxiliary Flow
Hydraulic Side tipping operator station for engine access
Hydraulic Cooler
$34995 with standard 12 tires (choice of AG or Turf tread)
$35995 with dual 8.5 tires front only
$36995 with dual 8.5 tires front and back Dual tires are R4 Industrial Pattern tread only
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One-year parts and labor warranty.
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[@timbervisions]

I'm interested in these loaders. Could you explain how forward/reverse and high/low ranges are accomplished with this type of machine? I only notice one pedal so I assume that on the right it is the throttle and the left is the brake. I don't see a forward/reverse lever under the steering wheel so is it a switch on the joystick? Thanks for your time in answering these questions. ---Tim

[@chipperllctrailersandequip4214]

All functions are on the joystick. Forward and reverse is done by a sliding switch on top of joystick. High and Low speed by a button on side of joystick. The right is thottle and speed. More throttle = more speed. The left acts as a clutch and brake. Press a little is clutch. Press all the way and is brake. For more info visit us at www.chipperllcsales.com

[@timbervisions]

@@chipperllctrailersandequip4214 thanks for the quick response! Are these units 4 wheel drive all the time? Locked differential? Thanks again