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Read articles →This is a brand-new-tractor unboxing and owner explanation from Todd, who's on his third Kubota and walks through why he chose the MX5200 hydrostatic over past standard-shift and heavier Mahindra models. He covers horsepower, loader lift capacity, weight, quick-connect attachments, rear hydraulics, and a detailed explanation of how regen actually works in daily use. Best for buyers weighing Kubota against Mahindra or worried about regen and hydrostatic reliability.
Posted by the Reap What You Sow channel, an owner-operator sharing personal, brand-loyal impressions from real farm use rather than a neutral or dealer comparison.
He likes Kubota's lighter body, which gives more power out of the PTO, while Mahindra is heavier with more lift capacity but less PTO power for his needs.
No. A dash light warns it, you raise RPMs if needed, and it takes about ten to fifteen minutes while you keep working. The hood does not get hot.
No, external rear hydraulics are an add-on, not included standard on the 5200 series, though Kubota has swapped it onto each of his tractors.
The front-end loader lifting capacity is 2,075 pounds, and the tractor weighs approximately 3,700 pounds depending on attachments.
