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Read articles →This is a real-world project video, not a spec review: an owner uses the MX6000's loader, bucket, and pallet forks to build an erosion-control dam from salvaged concrete slabs, clay, and topsoil, hauling material by dump trailer over multiple days. It shows sustained digging, backfilling, and material-moving work plus candid trailer-capacity griping, but no pricing, comparisons, or detailed machine specs. Best for owners curious about real earthmoving stamina on a compact tractor.
Posted by an owner-operator documenting their own property project on the Great Lakes PowerstrokeFX4 channel, not a dealer or reviewer.
Yes, the owner builds an entire erosion-control dam from concrete, clay, and topsoil using only the MX6000 with loader and pallet forks, no excavator or skid steer.
He placed the largest cement slabs at the lowest point with pallet forks, packed them with clay to harden, then topped the area with topsoil for planting.
The owner found the 14,000-pound trailer only nets about 10,000 pounds of load capacity, which he says is not enough, recommending 16,000 pounds minimum.
