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Read articles →This is a real-world owner update from someone using an M7060 for commercial snow plowing, not a spec walkaround. At 500 hours he covers ride comfort, fuel burn (~$50-60/day), cab visibility and heat, a wheel stud failure and dealer response, tire wear on pavement, cracked front fenders, and a candid complaint that the loader struggles lifting gravel. Good for buyers considering this tractor for plowing or loader work.
Posted by an owner-operator running this tractor commercially for snow removal, so expect practical, hands-on impressions rather than a sales pitch.
Plowing 12 to 13 hours burns only a little more than half a tank, costing about $50 to $60 to fill up afterward.
One wheel stud snapped. The Kubota dealer, 45 minutes away, sent a mechanic to the property and fixed it at no charge.
The owner says it struggles to fill and lift a bucket over half a yard of gravel, even to dump trailer height under five feet.
Running ag tires on pavement caused vibration that cracked the welds on the inside frame of the fenders, so he removed them.
