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Read articles →This is a dealer walkaround of the newly released cabbed MX6000, filmed on a sold unit right off the truck before delivery. It covers what's different from the open-station MX series: the factory cab, tilt steering wheel, electric RPM lever, optional third-function valve and radio, and cab insulation/quietness. It skips pricing details, loader/backhoe work, and any real fieldwork, so treat it as a first-look cab feature tour, not a hands-on test.
Posted by a dealership (Scotland's Equipment) presenter, so expect an enthusiastic sales-oriented walkaround rather than an independent review.
Yes, the cab model has a tilt steering wheel, which the open station MX6000 does not have.
No, the radio is not standard, but the dealer said they do install them.
No, none of the MX series has a clutch pedal. It has a hydrostat pedal and individual brakes for brake steering.
The video states it lifts over two thousand pounds, with sixty horsepower and a hydrostatic transmission.
