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Read articles →An owner's casual walkthrough of five minor gripes on a 2018 Kubota M5091/M5111, all from the cab and undercarriage, flimsy shift-boot trim, a PTO stop button that doesn't always register, a floor mat that doesn't contain dirt well, vague range-selector feedback, and an oversized hazard-light console. Nothing here is a deal-breaker; the tone is conversational and the complaints are genuinely small. Best for prospective buyers wanting an honest operator's-eye view of interior ergonomics.
Posted by the Letter WhatLetter channel, which appears to be an owner sharing early impressions of their own tractor with no evident commercial affiliation.
You have to press and hold it long enough for the mechanism to register; a quick smack sometimes doesn't actually stop the PTO, even though the engine sound makes it seem like it did.
No, the owner says the mat is well insulated but too low at the edges, so dirt and mud spread around it instead of being contained.
Not always. The owner says it is sometimes hard to tell when you've selected the middle range, and the gear may not engage even though it feels selected.
Yes, the owner found exposed components, including near the fuel tank breather, that could be snagged or punctured by branches or thorns while driving through brush.
