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Read articles →This is a dealer walkaround of the M7060 open-station, eight-speed version, focused on loader specs: quick-attach compatibility, power position (2,900 lbs lift, ~10 ft) versus high position (2,600 lbs, ~11 ft), shuttle shift, electronic 4WD, constant RPM button, category 2 hitch, rear remotes, and dual 540/540E PTO with 64 PTO horsepower. No hands-on operation or pricing; best for buyers wanting a spec-level overview before visiting a dealer.
Posted by a Kubota dealership (Kubota of Tulsa), so expect a sales-oriented walkaround rather than independent testing.
In the power position it lifts 2,900 pounds to just shy of 10 feet. In the high position it lifts 2,600 pounds but reaches about 11 feet.
Yes, it has a skid steer quick attach plate with all Kubota, so you are not proprietary to Kubota implements and can use existing bale spears or pallet forks.
It keeps your RPMs constant when mowing hills or going up and down with an implement on, giving you peak performance from your implement.
This tractor is 64 PTO horsepower on a 70 horsepower tractor, with Kubota engineering efficiency from top to bottom so less is lost to the transmission.
