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An owner-operator sharing first impressions on the literal first day of using the machine, with no apparent dealership affiliation.
The owner measured from the bucket all the way back to the three-point hitch and got 174 inches overall.
Kubota lists it as 97 inches tall, but the owner measured it himself at 100 inches, noting the measurement is approximate.
At maximum height with four pins it lifts 1,300 pounds, and at five feet at the pins it can lift 2,000 pounds.
The hydraulic hoses sit outside near the front axle where debris could catch them, and the production model lacks the 12-volt outlet shown in CAD versions.
