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Read articles →This is a personal introduction video, not a spec-by-spec review: the owner explains why he traded his open-station M6060 (with a custom canopy cab he'd built) for this 2021 M6060 cab model, covering cab tier differences, tire/rim choice (28-inch, cast iron, fluid-filled), hours, warranty status, and roughly what he paid versus the $62,000 new quote. Best for buyers weighing cab options or curious about real-world trade-in value, not for spec sheets or fieldwork demos.
Posted by the ABM Farm channel, an owner-operator sharing personal opinions and trade experience rather than a dealer or professional review.
It has 28-inch cast iron center rims with radial tires, fluid-filled, weighing about 1,500 pounds per tire, instead of the 30-inch tires often used on these tractors.
He bought it with about 280 to 285 hours, and it had 298 hours at the time of the video, after owning it about a month.
Yes, it is a 2021 model with warranty remaining, including powertrain coverage he believes runs through about 2026, plus regular warranty for a while longer.
No, he says it is not the Grand Deluxe cab, has no buddy seat, and no air ride seat, noting the M4 models have a better cab.
