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Read articles →This is an owner's quick walkaround of his own brand-new MX6000 cab, compared side-by-side against his older 2019 MX5200 open-station tractor. He covers the cab interior (tilt wheel, AC, opening rear window, hydraulic controls), three-point and loader lift capacity, tire choice, and DPF/no-DEF setup. With only 21 hours on it, mostly bush hogging, he admits he hasn't tested it under heavy PTO loads. Good for buyers curious about cab comfort versus an open-station Kubota.
Posted by the schmitty750 channel, an owner sharing firsthand impressions of his personally purchased tractor rather than a dealer pitch.
No, the MX6000 only comes in hydrostatic, unlike his older 2019 MX5200 which is a manual stick shift open-station tractor.
The three-point is rated about 2,300 pounds, same as the MX5200. The loader capacity is roughly double that number.
No, it does not use any DEF fluid. It has a DPF filter that regens every once in a while, which the owner says is not a big deal.
He has 21 hours on it, mostly bush hogging, and has not yet run implements requiring heavy PTO power.
