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Read articles →This isn't a walkaround or spec review, it's an owner using his M7060 to run a Land Pride over-seeder on a food plot, explaining the equipment and demonstrating shuttle shift in real use (clutch-free shifting, holding 3.5 mph in low range). Tractor talk is mostly personal endorsement rather than numbers or comparisons. Best for owners curious about shuttle shift in practice or food-plot/landscaping use cases, not buyers wanting specs or a walkaround.
Posted by an owner-operator (a landscaper using the tractor personally) sharing hands-on impressions and enthusiasm rather than an independent or dealer-style evaluation.
It lets you change direction and shift without clutching in. The owner shifts gears and raises the planter without using the clutch, calling it smooth and requiring no special skills to run.
The owner runs the Kubota M7060 in low range, fourth gear, holding about 3.5 to 3.6 mph, saying that is the speed he was always told to farm at.
He wanted a tractor that could do anything for food plots and homeowner lot seeding, not farm thousands of acres, and chose a 70 horsepower four-wheel drive model with a cab, heat, and air conditioning.
You pull the cup out and move it up or down. The first notch works for clover and chicory seed, and the next notch up is used for grass seed.