When you're buying a tractor primarily for loader work, moving gravel, lifting pallets, clearing snow, handling round bales, the loader specs matter as much as the tractor specs. Lift capacity at the pin tells you nothing useful; what matters is lift at 24 inches forward of the pin (where the load actually sits) and breakout force at the bucket cutting edge.
Below is every tractor in our database with a documented OEM loader package, including lift at the pivot pin, lift at 500 mm forward where the manufacturer publishes it, breakout force, and bucket width. These are the figures you should compare when shopping for a tractor as a loader-first purchase.
Always pair a loaded loader with adequate rear ballast (loaded tires, ballast box, or 3-point implement), see our ballast guide for the math on how much you need.