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Read articles →A dealer salesperson walks through the M6060's loader specs in the most detail here, lift capacity in power vs. height position (2,500 vs. 2,300 lbs, 9'9" vs. 11'), skid steer quick-attach, hydraulic line routing, and loader removal via kickstands. He also covers the rear remotes, category 2 hitch, telescopic three-point arms, shuttle shift cab layout, and independent brakes. No machine operation shown; it's a stationary walkaround pitched toward ranchers and hay farmers.
Posted by the Kubota Center channel and presented by a Springdale Tractor Company employee, so this is a sales-oriented dealer walkaround.
In the power position it lifts 2,500 pounds at 9 feet 9 inches, and in the height position it lifts 2,300 pounds at 11 feet, adjusted by moving one pin.
Yes, the loader has kickstands that make it easy to remove, which helps when brush hogging or working in tight spots.
No, it uses a skid steer quick attach that is not proprietary to Kubota, so it fits aftermarket, Land Pride, or Kubota implements.
It has a shuttle shift transmission with four-speed low and four-speed high ranges, which reduces clutch wear during loader work.
