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Read articles →This is a hands-on walkaround of a nearly-new (0.7 hour) Kubota MX5200 fitted with wide turf tires and bound for an athletic complex, so mowing rather than heavy loader work is the intended use. The host demonstrates the hydrostatic pedal, cruise control, loader controls, and does an actual lift test with heavy chopper weights, showing rear tires lifting until load position is adjusted. Good for buyers curious about turf-tire configs and real loader lifting behavior.
Posted by the Tractor Therapy channel, an independent-feeling walkaround/test-drive series rather than a dealership sales pitch.
No, the MX series has no clutch. It uses individual brakes for each wheel that can also be locked together.
Yes, but the rear tires came off the ground slightly until the weights were shifted back and centered on the forks, which fixed the lift.
The tractor has turf tires with no weights or fluid added for ballast, since it is set up for an athletic field, and the load was not far enough back.
Yes, pushing the cruise control lever forward makes the tractor move without the operator's foot on the pedal.
