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Read articles →This is a dealership walkaround of a new Kubota MX6000 cab model, focused specifically on cab features rather than performance or fieldwork. The presenter covers styling changes, the suspension seat, missing armrest and exterior mirrors as non-standard options, hydrostatic transmission, cruise control placement, and the relocated PTO button, plus the loader setup with an 1065 and level indicator. No driving, loader operation, or pricing details are shown, best for buyers curious about cab layout and options before visiting a dealer.
Posted by Humphries Outdoor Power, a dealership channel, so expect a sales-oriented first-look rather than independent testing.
No, the armrest that is standard on other Kubota cabs is missing on this model but is available as an option.
No, this particular MX6000 is hydrostatic only, while the MX5400 comes in either gear drive or hydrostatic.
It has been relocated to a spot requiring a much shorter reach compared to older models, instead of reaching back.
No, exterior mirrors are an option on this model and do not come standard, unlike some other Kubota tractors.
