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Like new. Selling land/farm and starting to sell equipment. $2500 firm. PM for more info or phone number if you have questions. Thanks. $3

Selling land/farm so starting to sell equipment. Excellent condition, just needs a wash, but no damage and little actual use. $2500 firm. Can load on your trailer. PM for more info or phone number if you want to discuss. Thanks.

Congrats. I hope it serves you well for many years.

I personally think too much is made of the two pedal vs treadle pedal difference. You will get use to whichever you have. That isn't a reason to not buy one or the other in my view based on usage of both. Some hate the treadle, but it never bothered me as I simply leave my heel on the floor...

I feel like I should clarify. By outside the loader arms I mean physically outside and not internal to the loader arm, not technically on the outer side of the loader arm. Kioti is one example and I believe LS is another meaning just on the outside, even if it is the internal side of the...

I must have confused the LS with the TYM. Regardless, I looked at them all with an open mind and for me the Kubota won out regardless of price. I will state it again, go look at all of them and buy what you like best. It's make zero difference to me what anyone buys for themselves.

I didn't slander anyone. Yes, maybe the one I looked at wasn't exactly like the one he may be looking at, but the general points that many have made remain the same. Go sit on them, drive them, use the functions, and decide for yourself what is most important. We are simply pointing out...

I looked at an MT573 I believe. Think it is one of their premium models. I don't think I am being disingenuous at all. These are simply my opinions based on my personal experience and considerations. We all have opinions. I don't care what he buys or spends his money on, just giving my...

It's not an issue of not being able to weld, it simply an issue of I don't like grinding on new things and then painting over them when I don't see any reason to. I am a bit picky about my equipment.

If you are buying by a spec sheet, you will be disappointed sooner or later. Expectations have a big impact on your satisfaction as well. I bought another Kubota because I was super familiar with the "responsiveness" of things like the loader control from my previous Kubota. When comparing...

I have welders and can do it, but I don't really want to do it right now being brand new and also not lifting too many really heavy loads. I can use forks or other things like my grapple that are heavier built to lift things if I need to.

I bought some of his bolt on hooks that have the smaller base and will put them inline with the loader arms. Have been out of the country for a week so they should be there when I get back and can put them on.

This.

It has the option for a creeper gear. Mine brand new one has it. And it's cheaper than the creeper gear for the M4D by a few hundred dollars. This is exactly what I ordered. > M7060HDC12 - 4WD TRACTOR W/12 SPEED HYDRAULIC SHUTTLE & CAB > > FRONT LSW320/70R24 GDYR R14T > REAR LSW420/75R34...

They probably have something on the M7060. The M4 is the M7060 besides some updated components. It should almost be a 1 to 1 comparison. The M5 is a the next size up in weight and everything else.

I’m fine with the bucket. I am not going to be beating the crap out of it using it as a bulldozer. They won’t be going on a lip anywhere.

Yeah, I looked at his. His seem to be a bit narrower and go on top. I will probably just modify the ones I have to fit there. Was just curious what anyone else had done.

I had bolt on hooks on my MX5800 and was planning to do the same on my new M7060. The buckets are of a different design and I am having a hard time figuring out where best to place them. There is a "boxed" in portion, but it seems fairly thin by my standards to bolt the hooks. I am just using...

I would also be looking for a tow behind, not 3pt. Same principle for me with bush hogs. I prefer a pull behind 90% of the time. Much less wear and tear due to stresses on the tractor connections in my opinion.

Why not go with the M7060. Essentially same tractor with different transmission and proven reliability. There are very few differences unless you have to have a buddy seat or a couple of other small items. It actually has slightly more PTO HP. Took 5 months though for my new one to get here...

I suspect some of it comes down to the size of the tires. My M7060 with R14's just came in. I do quite a bit of driving over areas I consider my yard (I mow about 4 acres) so I didn't want R1's tearing it up. The R4's only came in a size with 24" centers so they were a lot smaller in size. I...

Well, it took 4 months, 3 weeks for my tractor to make it to the dealer. It was just unloaded and is now in the process of getting all of the extra's that the dealer has to install on. Should have it to me next week. A little longer than I was hoping, but not as bad as it could have been.

I guess to each his own, but I had to borrow my buddies NX5010 while I am waiting on my new M7060 and while a nice enough tractor, you couldn't get me to buy one. I had an MX5800 previously and for me the Kubota was heads above the Kioti in the important aspects for me. I feel like I should...

I would equate the entire DPF/Tier4 discussion on the internet to most things on the internet. The vast majority of response posts you are going to see about it are from people who had some type of issue or even more likely don't even have a tier 4 tractor, but have a strong opinion on it to...

I have different brands. I buy based on quality/value of the needed implement. I have Land Pride, Bush Hog, EA, Woods, and some others. I use a quick hitch with top tilt for all of them where it makes sense.

My opinion, is it tells me they don't believe it is costing them enough sales to matter. Or they simply believe in their design and specs for what they want to offer. I also think the lost sales aren't because of a loader. It's because some people are strictly buying on price and will find a...

Kubota doesn't use DEF on either the M7060 or M4 which are both over 70HP. Not sure about Deere.

It's only above a certain HP where DEF is needed. I believe it may be 74HP or less don't need DEF.

It has emissions, it just doesn't use a dpf that has to regen like a lot of the others. It has a DOC, but not DPF. I don't get that into the details on it, but DOC is also used with a DPF if I have it right.

I tend to agree, but the more I read these forums and listen to people, I think Kubota may be one of the few who put a loader on that is rightly sized for the tractor and weight. The problem I see is that everyone just looks at specs and goes, ooh, that lifts more so it is better. The problem...

If you are letting it get to the tranny, you are doing something wrong to start. Not trying to be rude, but you should have better feel than that. Without seeing exactly what you are trying to do my first inclination is to think you are using the wrong tool for the job. How big of trees, what...

This may be for a parked regen in the case you have bypassed the previous regen process in the past. For a normal regen, none of this is needed like stated many times. There are thousands of us having zero issues with any of this. We have tried to explain what works. Try it or don't, but...

You can idle them, you just shouldn't be doing it for extended periods of time. Yes, they will regen more often if you idle for longer periods of time, but it's a simple process. I think some should define idle as well. I consider idle to be sitting there at lowest throttle. I don't know...

Just crank the rpms up until the up arrow goes away and keep working. Don't push anything and you will be fine. If you are in some really combustable areas, then maybe drive out of them, but I have never pushed a button and never had an issue on my MX5800 when it said it needed to regen. I...

I think some of you need bigger things to worry about. The sky is falling.....well not yet, but someday it probably will. Must be stressful worrying about stupid **** all of the time.

There will be demand and someone will fill the void. Prices will go up, but someone will take the opportunity.

I wanted the diesel when I bought my suburban about 6 months ago, but they are pretty hard to find. Like anything now, if you want anything specific, it's going to be a fairly long wait. I wanted the Diesel, but I didn't want rear entertainment, sunroof, and the other costly additions they...

While every dog I have had something special about them, we still talk about my Golden Retriever (Gabby) while amongst family and even funnier old friends. She has been gone for (hard to believe) 16 years. My parents had a houseboat that I spent a lot of time on. She loved the water, no matter...

No, not yet. Being that I wanted quite a few options, it had to be ordered. The dealer I use has 3 location all within 30 minutes of me and they had 12 on order. I got them to change one on order to my specs by giving a down payment. As it was the second longest on order, they are hoping it...

I could have got a self levelling loader as well. I just don't like them. My point was simply that we keep hearing how you can't get similar features for the same price. I think you can. Don't get me wrong, the 4707 is a nice tractor and I think worth the money. Whether the features are...

That's the problem. Specs don't tell the whole story. I looked at just about everything. I was close to buying a Kioti 7320 as it has all of the "specs", but there were just too many little things I didn't like. What sealed the deal to not buy it was the lack of loader control and speed. It...

I will admit it weighs more, but like I said that isn't an advantage for me personally. I do a lot of work on my lawn areas and don't do much ground engaging work, so R1 just tear stuff up. The extra weight and the R1 would be even worse. My M7060 Cab on order has 18 speeds (12 + creeper...

This chart is a bit misleading. They show the most basic M7060 specs (and I suspect others) to make it look like there is a huge difference. I realize weight is a big difference which is important to some although in my case it was a deterrent. Not saying the Massey doesn't have a couple of...

So most would normally say more weight is better. Just basing this off of what you have outlined, I would be looking for the most HP in maybe a little bit lighter tractor. I would probably be leaning towards the L4701 with weighted tires. In fact, depending on how the hills are, a geared...

On my MX5800, the fuel fill was in the middle of the hood. It didn't take me long to buy a 50 gallon drum, 12v Pump, and battery. I put it all on a pallet so I could place it in my truck to go fill it up when needed. It cost me around $450 all in, but I feel like I made that back so fast in...

You seem to have it all figured out. Maybe start a business selling tractors and show everyone else how it should be done? You can belabor the point all you want, but it doesn't change a single fact. That's the way it works at the vast majority of business. The price is the price regardless...

A manufacturer can raise the MSRP for a multitude of reasons. One of those could be 0%, but I don't believe that is the major contributing factor to an increase in MSRP. It's impossible to say exactly what the impact is (without seeing their internal docs) and I also won't disagree that it...

You don't have to use KTAC, but you do have to show proof of insurance. I use my local Farm Bureau for a lot less cost than what they quoted me for KTAC.

I will explain exactly based on my recent purchase of a M7060 cab with selected options. For me specifically, I received prices for cash and 0% financing. The price difference was $700 more for 0%. I will use whole numbers rounded to the nearest thousand to make this easy. My purchase...

Suits was one I was not expecting to like, but it was great. I highly recommend you try it if you have access to it.

And there are a *lot* of people who understand exactly what they are doing and take advantage of it when it makes sense. It cracks me up how everyone is so black and white about things. Do this your dumb, do that your smart. There is no in between these days on anything.

The problem with all of these threads is that you get responses for people that have one type or the other most of the time and "surprise" (not a surprise) each person thinks what they selected was the right decision. In some cases, you have those that have had issues with either one and say...

I don't know about others, but Kubota certainly offers parts diagrams online. https://kpad.kubota.com/home

This seems pretty simple to me. People should do what works for them. Don't tell me what I need or need to do and we'll be just fine.

I ordered an M7060 cab at the end of Nov. The dealer (3 locations) had 12 on order from earlier in the year, but none had the accessories I wanted. They were able to change the second on the list to my build specs and delivery is expected to be in 90 days. I am not super optimistic, but I am...

It seems "stick and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me" was also thrown out with the bathwater during the wussification of America. Now it's "you are allowed to have your own opinion as long as it is the same as mine". With the advent of the internet and social media...

As far as I am concerned, bolt on are a PITA. There are so many uses for quick attach forks that you will have no idea how you went so long without them. I have a 55 gallon drum on a pallet that I put in my truck and take to the local coop to get farm diesel. No other way I could do it other...

Have you driven, operated either of them? I personally just went through the process to decide on a new tractor, moving from my MX5800 and ultimately deciding on a new M7060 Cab. Everyone talks about "value" and how the lower cost options give you more for your money via straight specs. And...

I know exactly where that is and have been by it many times while visiting my brother. It's on the road that goes towards by the Costco and Target along I36. It's a back way to Boulder that a lot of people take.

My brother lost his house. Not a thing left. Him, his family, and dogs are all fine, but they literally have only what they are wearing and their vehicles. They will get through it, but a lot to process.

Once you get to the M's (other than the MX's) you move to Shuttle Shift. HST isn't even an option. I preferred two pedals as well, but never used the rocker with my heal. I always just put my toe under it and lifted. Never had a major issue with it.

Thanks for the response. I ended up ordering a new Kubota M7060 Cab. The MF dealer here didn't seem to be interested in selling me a tractor and decided the Kioti's were just a little rougher than I preferred. Was happy with my previous Kubota and am pretty confident I will be with the new...

I don't know if it is going to get worse or not, but I am pretty confident it isn't going to get significantly better. Although new prices are up, so are used prices. In some cases even more than new. I decided it was a good time to sell my MX5800 and order a new M7060 Cab. It was of course...

I am pretty well set on getting the M7060 Cab. My quote was $54,600 (for 0%), but that includes R14 tires, loader/bucket, rear wiper, creeper kit, Third function, 2nd rear remote, Air Seat, and the 100 Amp Alternator. The ROPS version was $47k, but you can't get an air seat which I really...

I received all 4 quotes today. Now just to decide what I want to do. They ended up about where I expected. Now time to just really consider what is nice to have vs must have and put down a deposit.

If you haven't, go sit in a Workmaster. I knocked it off my list simply because the front loader control was so far forward I had to lean to use it. The Powerstar has a different placement which is much better. And the loader is just much stouter. All you have to do is look at it and you can...

I am waiting on final offers on 4 model spec'd out exactly how I would want them. Dealer has been closed for the last 4 says for Thanksgiving so just have to wait. One of them I am having quoted is a ROPS version simply because if I can't get almost everything I would want in a cab for a price...

Everything Attachments makes a set of 42" 3000lb forks that would probably be a good match. It's not just about your lift capacity, but the breakout force you put on them, so you need more than your lift capacity. If you won't be doing things you shouldn't with them, 2200lb will probably be...

Not yet. I am having the dealer send me official quotes on the 7060 (cabbed and rops), a straight M4, and the M4D. I really have no idea what I am going to pick at this exact moment. A cab is nice, but I am still debating if it is worth 8-10 grand more for what I do. If I am going cab, I...

Thanks for the response. I don’t have kids and don’t do any hay or anything like that so it is just one of those things I don’t really need or want. I am only considering 12 speeds as I definitely want the higher pump flow for the hydraulics on the 7060. All in all, the only advantage I see...

Yeah, I am not new to tractors. I grew up in IL with much larger tractors. I have 38 acres and do quite a bit of cleanup of tree's etc. I had an MX5800, but want something with more capacity. No dealers can seem to tell me why the M4D has less PTO HP than the M7060. It's not a deal...

So I am down to final decision making on a 75HP utility tractor. Going with Kubota and am really trying make the correct decision for me. I really dislike paying for items that I don't need. E.g, a training seat. It is just me and my dad running the tractor and we are not in it for hours on...

Not sure about the New Holland, but the Kubota is right at 200lbs lighter than the Kioti based on specs. I will have the tires all filled with Rimguard so weight shouldn't be an issue after adding the loaders. I would say both will be in that 8,000lb range.

Thanks everyone. I have pretty well decided on the Kubota for a few different reasons including (right or wrong) the larger displacement. It primarily also boiled down to little things like how hydraulic hoses were routed, protected, and other general protection plates that the others don’t...

They all have turbo's

Mostly being used for 12' batwing and loader work with grapple. Basically an all purpose tractor where I will use a 2 row bottom plow a couple times a year for my garden and run a tiller some for foot plots. I don't "farm" so it will have R4's on it so I don't tear up my yard.

I am down to the nuts and bolts of buying a new 70-75HP tractor. Basically down to Kioti 7320, Kubota 7060, and maybe a NH Workmaster 75. I didn't really notice it before, but they all have quite different engine displacements. Kioti - 149ci/2700 rpm Kubota - 203ci/2400rpm NH -...

No, they wouldn't be good for me. I don't do any real farming and I am on my yard a lot. My land is flat. R1's would tear up my yard and that would piss me off more than just about anything.

After negotiations for the most part. All well below MSRP. I am not part of the NCHA and don't have a need to be so doesn't factor in for me.

I sold the MX. Don't need both machines. I only have 38 acres and most of it is just mowing and loader/grapple work. I just wanted a bit more lift capacity and decided to bite the bullet and get a cab. The Kioti dealer literally just called me and says they have one in stock with one person...

Timely thread for me. I am debating between the Kioti 7320 Cab, the M7060 Cab, and the M4D Cab. All with third function and two rear remotes. 7320, $43,900 M7060, $51,500 M4D, $55,000 The biggest challenge right now even without the price differences is just getting one in a reasonable...

Realizing this post is from a few months ago, I'm curious what features the Massey has that the Kioti didn't. I have a Kubota MX5800 that I am selling (primary due to it's low loader capacity) and was looking to buy either a Kioti RX6620 or NX6010. I really like have an HST transmission for...

I don't think it's junk from the picture I saw, but of course it doesn't tell you if it has a bent shaft or something. For $1200 off of a new one, probably worth a chance in my view. I talked to him, didn't seem to be hiding anything, said he simply decided an 8' would be better. I guess...

So another Rotary Cutter thread, but not really about size or any of that. I want/need a medium duty (rated at 3") cutter to clean up some woods and do some general tasks. I don't plan to cut much that is 3" and most likely not much over 2", but I want over built since I plan to have it for a...

So I have read and re-read many posts on here and other places about different rotary cutters and still can't decide what to do. Always good to get some educated opinions from the forum on this. I am looking at a fairly broad spectrum of cutters and any of them will probably serve me well, but...

I have been planning to get one of these as well for my MX5800 as I have some small creeks that run through my property and I think this would be a good way to be able to pull some smaller trees from the banks to clean things up. It is all well overgrown right now. The Titan has great reviews...

So I put in 300 tons of rock yesterday for my new driveway. 2-3" base rock 6" deep with 3-4" crusher run on top 10-11' wide. I expect it will naturally end up running out to 12' over time. It still needs to settle and be run over, but I need to get a land plane to run over it quite a bit...

While I am pretty good at understanding most things, Hydraulics are still a bit of black box for me. I know that my MX5800 has a total Hydro system gpm of 14.4 (9.5 for pump flow and 4.9 for Power Steering). I plan to purchase new Danuser hydraulic Auger, either EP6 or EP10. The EP10 says...

I am in the market for a Rotary Cutter for my MX5800 with 50 HP PTO. After some research I was planning to order a Woods BB720 (6'). Just looking at CL and there is a BushHog BH27 (7') available with limited use which has a good price. My concern is the BH27 may be a bit too much cutter for...