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Read articles →This is an owner's real-world impressions video, not a specs-and-numbers breakdown, the creator says as much upfront. It covers actual farm use: moving 1,200-1,300 lb round bales with a box blade counterweight, hauling logs with the front pincher, bush hogging, and comparing controls and ease-of-use directly against a previously owned Mahindra. No detailed hydraulics testing or cost talk. Good for buyers wanting practical, everyday-use perspective rather than technical specs.
Posted by an owner-operator (Dale Does It All, aka Phoenix on the Mountain) sharing hands-on farm experience rather than technical or dealer-style analysis.
Yes, the owner moves round bales weighing 1,200 to 1,300 pounds with no issues, using a box blade on the back as a counterweight to prevent tipping during transport.
The owner says the M7060 controls are more intuitive, including the forward and reverse levers and hydraulic three-point hitch control, making it easier for first-time users than the Mahindra.
Yes, it can carry logs about six foot sections with a diameter of one and a half to two feet using the pincher attachment on the front.
The three-point hitch lifts 3,300 pounds, and the loader has a lifting capacity of up to 3,600 pounds with a max lift height of 12 feet.
