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Read articles →A three-way side-by-side walkaround comparing the Kubota M6060, MX6000, and L6060, all sharing a 60-hp engine but aimed at different buyers. Neal from Messick's walks through chassis weight, transmission type (gear drive vs. mechanical HST vs. HST Plus), three-point hitch lift capacity, cab comfort, and mid-PTO availability, and closes with a concrete $7,300 price gap between the L and MX. Most useful for shoppers narrowing between these two compact-utility models.
A dealership channel (Messick's Farm Equipment), so the walkaround is knowledgeable and detailed but ultimately oriented toward helping viewers buy from them.
The L6060 has Kubota's HST Plus, an electronically controlled hydrostatic with six ranges and auto features. The MX6000 has a traditional mechanical hydrostatic with low, medium, and high ranges.
Yes. The L6060 has external lift cylinders rather than an internal rockshaft, giving about 25 percent more three-point hitch lift capacity than the MX6000.
No. The MX6000 removes the mid-PTO option as a cost saving measure, while the L6060 has one for running front-mounted implements like snow blowers.
The price spread between the two machines is a full $7,300, despite their capacities being very similar to each other.
| Kubota L6060 | Kubota MX6000 | |
|---|---|---|
| PTO horsepower | 53 hp | 51.8 hp |
| Loader lift capacity | 3,171 lbf | 3,102 lbf |
| 3-point lift capacity | 3,858 lb | 2,870 lb |
| Hydraulic flow | 9.4 gpm | 9.5 gpm |
