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Read articles →This is a narrow DIY repair video, not a tractor overview: an MX6000 owner shows how he diagnosed a restricted AC system caused by a filthy evaporator with no factory access panel. He cuts open the housing, hoses out the debris, and explains how to avoid a shop quote (he cites around $3,000) for full disassembly. Useful specifically for MX6000 owners fighting AC restriction or clogged-evaporator complaints, not for buyers researching the tractor generally.
Posted by an owner-operator sharing a frustrated, hands-on fix based on his own MX6000's AC problems, so expect a critical, DIY-repair perspective rather than a neutral review.
Cut a hole carefully in the housing, avoiding the coils, then spray the evaporator out with water to remove dust and grime causing the restriction.
The evaporator gets filthy and Kubota did not provide any factory access panel to clean it, causing a restriction in the AC system.
The shop quoted around $3,000 because they have to disassemble the whole top, remove it from the tractor, and remove the window.
The bottom has plenty of room, but the top and sides have only about one and a half finger lengths of clearance from the coils.
