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Read articles →This is a hands-on lift-capacity test on a cab-equipped Kubota MX6000, using incremental weights to find the actual breakpoint the loader can lift, with real numbers called out (28.94, 28.47, 27.74 lbs) and a comparison to open-station results. It's narrow in scope, focused purely on loader lifting capacity, not a general walkaround, and best suited to buyers specifically comparing loader performance across MX6000 configurations.
Posted by the Pell's channel, which appears to run its own hands-on weight tests rather than a dealer or manufacturer presentation.
Testing found the loader could lift down to 27.74 lbs at ten inches off the ground, after starting at 28.94 lbs and stepping down through 28.47.5 lbs.
The video compares the same test weight used on the open station unit, showing similar loaders are within 100 to 200 pounds of capacity of one another.
