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Read articles →A dealership-floor walkround of the John Deere 6120M filmed at Ray Valley Tractors, covering the sloped bonnet and visibility improvements, the tight 4.5-metre turning circle, and a direct M-versus-R-series comparison on wheelbase, payload, cab width, and transmission options. A brief test drive adds a candid note about jerky range changes and the spartan passenger seat. Best for buyers choosing between the 6M and 6R.
The video is filmed at and closes with a plug for Ray Valley Tractors dealership, suggesting a relationship between the creator and the dealer that viewers should factor in.
The turning circle is just four and a half meters, making it capable of working in small yards or tight spaces despite its power.
The 6M has a shorter wheelbase and higher payload capacity, while the 6R has a wider cab, better seats, and a stepless IVT transmission option.
It was smooth overall, but gear changes were not, with a delay during automatic range changes followed by a jerk forward.
Visibility is improved because the sloped bonnet removed one DPF filter, lowering the view to about 6.5 meters from the driver's seat.
