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Read articles →This is a personal first-look at an MX6000 the presenter just bought at a Kansas dealership, not a generic feature rundown. He compares it directly against Kubota's L-series cab tractors he's owned, covering loader quick-attach design, tire sizes, cab window/mirror differences, the treadle pedal, right-hand door kit, and a notably small fuel tank. No fieldwork yet, just walkaround and comparison detail for MX6000 shoppers weighing it against L-series.
Posted by an owner who just purchased this tractor and is comparing it hands-on to other Kubotas he's run, not a dealer sales pitch.
No, it does not come with a right-hand door kit that opens from outside; the owner ordered one separately to have it installed.
The MX6000 loader quick attach is welded, unlike Deere loaders which use two separate plates with a bolted bar that can get out of sync.
No, the MX6000 quarter windows are sealed and glued in, while the same windows on the L-series green cab actually operate and open.
Yes, the fuel tank is smaller than the L-series tanks, which can be filled from the ground and are equalized with a large hose.
