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Read articles →This is a hands-on real-world lift test, not a spec-sheet recitation. The presenter loads incremental weights onto the M7060's loader in both cylinder positions (full height and heavy lift), measuring actual lift height at each weight increment until the loader bottoms out, topping out around 3,720 pounds. Useful for buyers who want empirical loader capacity data rather than published ratings, comparing directly against a prior MX6000 test.
Posted by the Pell's channel, which appears to run its own practical weight-testing comparisons across Kubota tractor models rather than produce dealer marketing content.
In testing it maxed out around 3,720 pounds, lifting the load about five and a quarter inches off the ground before bottoming out.
Full height position allows higher lift but less weight before bottoming out, while heavy lift position handles more weight at a lower height, reaching 3,482 pounds at two feet two inches.
