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Read articles →This isn't a Kubota L4060 review so much as a real haymaking day gone sideways: an owner works the L4060 with an older baler through heavy double-windrowed hay, fighting repeated failed twine ties, clearing a clog, and re-tying knots by hand. He covers 192 bales made, bale density versus prior years, and rough profit math (about $20). Best for hay-baling hobbyists interested in troubleshooting, not tractor specs or a buying decision.
Posted by Jordan on the Humble Acres channel, a hobbyist owner-operator sharing unfiltered, sometimes frustrating firsthand haying experiences rather than polished tractor reviews.
If the baler sucks in too much hay right as it ties the knot, the tie fails, so the operator must guess the timing and limit hay feed, which is hard in heavy windrows.
Jamming too much hay into the baler caused a clog in one corner, which was cleared out so baling could continue.
A total of 192 bales were made, denser than the prior year's roughly 400 bales from the same cutting.
This cutting profited about $20 after paying for a new rake and fuel, though the owner says it is a hobby, not a living.
