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Read articles →This is a personal vlog, not a spec-driven review: the creator surprises his wife by buying a Kubota L4760 with loader, shredder, and forklift attachment from his neighbor's dealership, then recounts the fallout and his financial reasoning (end-of-year pricing, zero-percent financing, tax timing). It covers attachments and buying logistics anecdotally, but skips hands-on operation, real work demos, or detailed specs. Best for viewers curious about the purchase story rather than tractor performance.
Posted by Lee Lisemby, an owner sharing a personal, story-driven account of buying a tractor rather than a technical or dealer-style review.
He got end-of-year pricing, saving about five thousand dollars, plus zero percent financing that saves roughly four thousand dollars over the loan, and there were tax timing benefits.
It came with a front-end loader, a shredder for mowing grass, and a forklift attachment that replaces the bucket for unloading pallets of feed or firewood.
His neighbor's customers typically wanted either 53 horsepower for vineyard work or 35 horsepower for light mowing, so the 47 horsepower L4760 did not fit either group.
A gooseneck trailer rated for 14,000 pounds, needed because the tractor alone weighs about 7,000 pounds and closer to eight and a half to nine thousand pounds with the mower attached.
| Kubota L4760 | Kubota L4060 | |
|---|---|---|
| PTO horsepower | 39.5 hp | 32.5 hp |
| Loader lift capacity | LA555: 2,030 lb; LA805: 2,549 lb; LA1055: 3,171 lb | 2,549 lb |
| 3-point lift capacity | 3,858 lb | 3,858 lb |
| Hydraulic flow | 9.4 gpm | 9.4 gpm |
