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Read articles →An owner's first-day walkaround of his new Kubota Grand L4060 Limited Edition, framed around three buying criteria: loader lift capacity (LA805 at 1,700 lbs), hydraulic flow and pressure, and price. He explains why this was the first Kubota model to meet his needs, covers practical details like R4 tires, rear tread width, three-point lift capacity (2,700 lbs), and side-exit exhaust, then does a live test moving heavy firewood baskets. Best for shoppers upgrading from a smaller compact and wondering whether the L4060 is sized right for heavy loader work.
An owner-operator running a firewood business, sharing first impressions of a tractor he just took delivery of, not a dealer or sponsored reviewer, but he's also admittedly unfamiliar with the machine at the time of filming.
The LA805 loader has about 1,700 pounds of lift capacity at the pivot pins, compared to 1,100 pounds on the LA525 loader from his previous L3901.
It has a four-cylinder naturally aspirated engine with 42 horsepower and a 32 horsepower rear PTO, with no turbocharger.
Yes, he lifted an 1,800 pound firewood basket with no problem and was not even at a quarter throttle, unlike his previous L3901 which struggled.
The rear tread width is 69.2 inches, and the two-piece wheels allow the width to be adjusted narrower if needed.
