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Read articles →Delivery-day walkthrough of a new Kubota L3560 cab tractor, guided by the dealership rep who walks the new owner through nearly every control in the cab, seat adjustment, HST shifter, four-wheel drive, diff lock, DPF regen, loader lift-assist, PTO, three-point hitch, and the bucket-level indicator rod, with a running comparison to a John Deere E Series the owner previously used. Useful for prospective L3560 cab buyers wanting a thorough controls orientation before purchase.
Posted by the DunbarLand Farms channel, filmed as a personal delivery event with the dealership rep doing most of the explaining, so the tone is enthusiastic and sales-friendly.
There is a rod that slides in and out; when it comes up flush to the end, the bucket is level. A lock nut adjusts the rod if needed.
It raises the RPMs automatically for quicker hydraulic power when lifting, instead of manually reaching down to raise the throttle.
Pushing it prohibits the regen from igniting to burn off the ash, so next time you start the tractor you follow whatever prompt appears, either rev it up or a parked regen.
The L3560 has two paddles on both sides of the steering column, while the John Deere E Series required reaching down to a side lever, which was hard with a bad rotator cuff.
