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Read articles →This is a personal vlog following a day's work rather than a tractor review: chaining equipment down for hauling, loading a bush hog onto a truck, then using the Kubota M6060 to spread roughly eight dump truck loads (about 120 tons) of dirt in two hours. There's some wet/packed dirt discussion and real-world pacing, but no specs, walkaround, or buying advice. Best for viewers interested in everyday farm-life operation rather than a dedicated tractor evaluation.
An owner-operator documenting routine farm chores on their own property, with casual narration rather than formal reviewing.
It only took two hours to spread all the dirt, which was eight loads at probably fifteen tons apiece.
Yes, one load was wet and packed together, which made it a little bit harder to push through than the dry loads.
Use a grade 70 chain across the front bumper pulling forward and down, then across the three point arms in front of the implement hitch with a pull back and a binder.
