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Read articles →This isn't a review or walkaround of the L6060 itself, it's an owner sharing one specific DIY mod: a warning-light system rigged with a rope and Amazon flashing lights to alert him when his front grapple pushes back against the brush guard mesh, protecting the radiator, AC, and coolers behind it. Short, narrow, and practical, useful mainly for grapple/loader owners worried about front-end damage.
Posted by an L6060 owner-operator sharing a homemade fix from his own farm, not a dealer or professional reviewer.
A rope simulates pressure on the brush guard. When the grapple pushes the brush guard back about three quarters of an inch, flashing lights warn the driver of possible front-end damage.
He worried his front grapple could push through the brush guard mesh and damage the air conditioner, radiator, fuel cooler, or oil cooler behind it.
You have to get out of the tractor and pull the brush guard slightly forward to turn the flashing lights off.
