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Read articles →This video zeroes in on exactly what Kubota removed to hit the $2,500 lower price on the Limited Edition L3560, mirrors, roof work lights, cruise control, right-side exit hardware, seat-flip PTO sensor, and 12V outlet, and then goes a step further by pricing out the parts to add them back. That "unlimiting" angle, plus commentary on why Kubota likely created this model as a product-line stopgap, sets it apart from a standard walkaround. Best for serious L3560 shoppers weighing the Limited against the standard trim.
Posted by the Messick's Farm Equipment channel, a dealership, so the walkaround is sales-adjacent, though the presenter does offer candid editorial opinions about the tractor's market positioning.
Mirrors, roof work lights, cruise control, right-side exit steps and handle, seat-flip PTO sensor, and the 12V outlet are removed to hit the lower price point.
Mirrors run a little over $200, work lights about $250 to $280, and the cruise control switch is about $80, totaling around $1,000.
No, both share the same HST Plus transmission with no changes, which the presenter notes is surprising given the other cuts.
The presenter believes it fills a gap in the product line between the V2650 cab and the smallest Grand L cab, acting as a stopgap at a competitive price.
