Kubota M7060 - 3-Point Hitch control lever at the rear of tractor.

[mbu]

On several videos that are on the 'net I've noticed a 3-point hitch control lever that is located at the back of the M7060 tractor which makes it easier to connect an implement (see photo below). Does anyone know where one of these can be purchased?

It can be seen operating in the video below beginning at 4:08...

Rolnik Szuka... Traktora - Kubota M7 - Video Dailymotion

 

[dewdude]

I want one of those extra control levers for the 3pt on my JD 3046r

 

[herringchoker]

I made my own:
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/customization/264413-improvements-3-point-hitch.html

Of course, my tractor is much smaller.

 

[dewdude]

Great idea - thank you

 

[snowbelt geauga]

It is called an external control on the LS tractors. Just got the parts diagram from the dealer today. About $100 for the controller.

 

[mikester]

I want the front fenders for my M59

 

[standup616]

Did anyone ever find a part number for this external control? Ive got a M7060 on order from my local dealer and they are saying this isnt an available option. Im guessing not available in just in the American or North American market because this appears to be Polish and they have it on this tractor.....

 

[Cavjock22]

Did anyone ever find a part number for this external control? Ive got a M7060 on order from my local dealer and they are saying this isnt an available option. Im guessing not available in just in the American or North American market because this appears to be Polish and they have it on this tractor.....

Never seen this as an option.. Wishful thinking.

 

[oosik]

I made my own for my 2009 Kubota M6040. Its a nine foot chunk of quarter round molding. Now this could also be a round wood dowel or a round aluminum tube - makes no difference. I made a appropriate size loop on one end out of Nashua duct tape. The actual brand of duct tape is also optional.

So here I am ready to go swap from my rear blade over to my pto driven chipper. I take the moldlng off its nail on the wall of the carport and out I go. Back up - drop the loop on the end of the molding over the 3-point control lever - lay it down right next to the seat so it sticks out back. Out back - push the molding forward - the 3-point lowers - pull back - the 3-point raises.

Advantages - its dirt cheap - it works EVERY time - requires no electricals - easy to repair - hanging there on the nail so it easy to get and use any time. I could even paint it Kubota orange if I thought it might help.

BTW - my M6040 IS open station.

 

[jmc]

Here's one I made for my Ford 1920. I did remove it before trading the tractor, for liability reasons. It's out in the barn somewhere. I might see if it fits my "new Kubota". (that I've had for 14 years now!)

https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums...ol-behind-tractor.html?highlight=Rear+control