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Read articles →This is a dealer walkaround explaining where the M7060 fits in Kubota's utility lineup rather than a hands-on demo of loader or PTO work. It covers loader options (Kubota vs Aro, quick-attach styles), the 75-horsepower DEF cutoff, tax advantages over 60 PTO horsepower, rear hitch/remote setup, tire choices, and the hydraulic shuttle transmission's learning curve versus hydrostatic compacts. Best for buyers comparing this tractor's specs and use cases before visiting a dealer.
Posted by B&T MacFarlane Equipment, a dealership channel, so the framing leans toward highlighting why customers buy this model.
No. It is the biggest tractor Kubota offers that does not require DEF fluid. The M8560 and M9960 do require DEF fluid.
Yes. Once a tractor exceeds 60 PTO horsepower, which this one does at about 64 PTO horsepower, you do not have to pay tax on it, saving 13 percent in Ontario.
No. It uses a hydraulic shuttle shift transmission instead of hydrostatic, since hydrostatic does not work well on tractors this heavy. It has a learning curve for first-time buyers.
You can get a Kubota manufactured loader, the most popular choice, or an Aro loader. Quick attach choices include Euro or Aro style or skid steer style.
