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Read articles →This is a follow-up owner review after 34 hours (two tanks of fuel) on a Kubota MX6000, not a first-look walkaround. Tim and Dale run through specific gripes (light/hazard switch placement, non-adjustable steering wheel, parking brake, air intake design) and things they like (toolbox, three-point hitch stability, PTO smoothness, hydrostatic drive, loader use, hauling, disking, mowing 20+ acres). Best for buyers wanting real-world nuisance details after a real tractor breaking-in period.
Posted by the Midwest Hunting & Outdoors by Two Dumb Asses channel, run by an actual owner (Tim, interviewed by Dale) sharing hands-on impressions from his own use of the tractor.
The owner says he is very happy overall, citing strong PTO performance, solid three-point hitch, excellent hydrostatic power, and reliable four-wheel drive assist used for hauling, disking, and mowing over 20 acres.
Nuisances include the light and hazard switch being easy to bump when exiting, a non-adjustable steering wheel, an awkward parking brake, and an air intake design the owner calls not ideal.
Yes, the owner has no regrets switching from his two-wheel drive clutch-driven International Harvester 684, saying the hydrostatic power is excellent and lets him do far more than his old tractor.
The owner says it generally has enough power, but mowing uphill while using hydrostatic drive with the PTO engaged on one hill is a bit challenging.
