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Read articles →This is an owner's real-world test of the MX6000's loader and box blade on his own property, not a spec walkthrough. He fills a heaping bucket to check tippiness, grades around buried utility lines, and uses the box blade to smooth settled dirt, comparing the loader's handling favorably to a Deere. He also weighs using the tractor versus a skid loader for property development work. Good for buyers curious about real digging and loader feel.
Posted by the Skid-Co channel, apparently an owner testing his own MX6000 on his property rather than a dealer or reviewer.
The owner says it handles a heaping bucket of dirt surprisingly well, not very tippy and not super bouncy, even though the camera has stabilization.
The owner prefers the MX6000 because Deere tractors have big front tires that compare poorly for loader work, with no comparison in his experience.
He says it won't produce as much as a skid loader, but it is a viable option since you can mow, seed, grade, and move dirt fairly easily.
It smooths the settled dirt around power and water lines left from construction seven years earlier, leaving the area looking decent with one minor indentation.
