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Read articles →A dealer's detailed walkaround of the M7060 cab model, focused on numbers a buyer would actually want: loader lift capacity in power vs height position (2,500 lbs at 9'9" vs 2,300 lbs at 11'2"), 8-speed vs 12-speed gearing, R4 vs R1 tire tradeoffs, hydraulic shuttle shift, category two hitch with pin-type sway bars, remote hydraulics, and economy PTO fuel savings. Best for shoppers comparing configurations before ordering.
Presented by a salesperson at a Kubota dealership, so expect a knowledgeable but sales-oriented walkaround rather than independent field testing.
In power position it lifts 2,500 pounds to just over 9.5 feet, and in height position it lifts about 2,300 pounds to 11 feet 2 inches.
For hay applications the 12-speed is recommended; for straight brush hogging the 8-speed would be just fine.
R4 industrial tires give a wider stance and more stability for loader and bale work, while R1 ag tires give more tread bite in muddier areas.
Yes, it has a hydraulic shuttle shift, so you can switch forward and reverse without coming to a complete stop or pressing the clutch.
