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Read articles →This is a dealership walkaround of the Kubota MX5400, presented by a salesman who covers loader lift capacity (1,700 lbs high, 3,100 lbs low), skid steer quick-attach compatibility, suitcase weight mounts, telescopic three-point with pin-on sway bars, hydrostatic vs. gear drive transmission options, and cab controls layout. It's feature-by-feature and stationary, not a hands-on demo digging or lifting bales, best for buyers comparing specs before a test drive.
Posted by a dealership (Springdale Tractor Company) salesperson, so expect a sales-oriented feature walkthrough rather than independent testing.
About 1,700 pounds at full height and about 3,100 pounds at the bottom of the lift range.
Yes, it has skid steer quick attach that is not proprietary to Kubota, so attachments like pallet forks or bale spears from other brands fit.
Yes, this is the last model offered with hydrostatic as opposed to twin clutch, which makes loader work easier using a treadle pedal.
You can pull up to a 10-foot brush hog, making it a good size machine for maintaining quite a bit of acreage.
