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Read articles →This is a borrowed-tractor tryout, not a dealer walkaround: an M6060 owner considering downsizing borrows a viewer's BX23S to see if a subcompact fits his needs. It covers controls, quick-attach loader removal, and a genuine backhoe test digging out a stump with a first-time operator narrating power, limitations, and weight tradeoffs. Useful for shoppers weighing tractor size versus capability, though the stump never fully comes out.
An owner-operator video where the host test-drives someone else's tractor to inform his own buying decision, so expect candid first-impression commentary rather than a polished sales pitch.
Yes, you can actually remove the loader without ever getting off of the tractor.
A first-time operator found it surprisingly capable in dirt, with plenty of power, though it lacked weight to rip through big roots.
Not fully. After digging around it for 20 to 30 minutes, even a larger M6060 tractor could barely move the stump half an inch.
Lucas recommends it, saying he has used his for electric lines, plumbing, drainage ditches, and French drains on his property.
