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Read articles →This is real hands-on plowing footage, not a walkaround: an owner runs a Kubota MX6000 pulling a 4-bottom Case IH plow across roughly 3 acres, narrating RPM (2200-2400), depth (6-8 inches), hydraulic lift technique, and oil temp readings. He also shares practical judgment, like avoiding this deep plowing in spring on wet ground. Good for owners wanting a real-world feel for the MX6000's plowing capability and technique, not spec comparisons.
Posted by the Ill-Informed Human channel, an owner sharing first-person operating impressions from his own property.
Yes, the owner runs four bottoms with four-wheel drive at 2200-2400 RPM in low range, plowing 6 to 8 inches deep without much strain.
After a couple hours of plowing, the oil temp stayed right in the middle of the gauge, barely above 120 degrees Fahrenheit.
No, the owner does not recommend four-bottom plowing in spring, especially on wetland ground. He says fall plowing is no problem at all.
