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Read articles →This is a dealer's in-showroom walkaround of the Massey Ferguson 2M60, mixing a limited-time warranty promotion pitch with genuine feature detail: engine and transmission options, loader lift capacity versus Kubota, tire and rim choices, ground-level fueling, cab features, and rear-end specifics like axle design and base weight comparisons. It's talk-through rather than hands-on operation footage, best for shoppers comparing this against Kubota MX6000 or John Deere 4066 before a dealer visit.
Posted by PR Equipment, a dealership channel, so expect a sales-oriented walkaround that includes a promotional pitch alongside feature details.
The loader can lift more than 1,800 pounds, with about 2,570 pounds at the pivot pin measurement, which the dealer says beats comparable Kubota tractors.
It offers a 12x12 power shuttle, which lets you shift between forward and reverse without using the clutch, or a hydrostatic transmission.
The dealer states the 2M60 is about four or five hundred pounds heavier at the base frame due to a straight rear axle using more iron in the drivetrain.
Yes, it fills from ground level instead of the top, and has a steel skid plate underneath to protect the fuel tank from damage.
