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Read articles →This is a casual, non-expert walkaround of a used 2007-2008 M6040 filmed as part of a self-described "Tractors of Corona" series. It covers the exterior, cab controls, gear/transmission layout, and a brief slow drive around a field edge, but the presenter openly admits uncertainty about specs and doesn't run a loader, backhoe, or any implement. Best for casual first-timers wanting a beginner-level feel for the tractor, not buyers wanting real performance data.
Posted by the Just Jake Reviews channel, a hobbyist normally focused on car reviews who is trying tractor reviews for the first time and admits to being unsure of exact specs.
The presenter says the engine is about a 3.2-liter and makes about 63 and a half horsepower, describing it as torquey rather than fast.
It is technically a manual but works differently than a car. The gear shift controls forward or backward direction, and a separate lever sets one of four gears plus high or low range.
No, unlike some cars you do not have to start it with the clutch in, because tractors have a lot of low-end torque and do not need that safety feature.
Yes, you can get them with two-wheel drive, but the presenter does not recommend it because you get stuck more easily.
