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Read articles →A dealer lot walkaround placing a 2024 M4-071 Deluxe next to a 2021 M7060, walking through specific differences buyers ask about most: cab size and layout, park brake design, buddy seat availability, rear remotes (one vs. two standard), 540E PTO, hydraulic pump flow (16.7 vs. 11 GPM), LED vs. halogen lights, and rough weight figures. No hands-on operation, but the feature-by-feature comparison is useful for shoppers deciding between these two models.
A dealership channel based in Versailles, Ohio, so the walkaround is sales-informed, though the presenter does note the M4-071 is only the second unit they have stocked.
The M4-071 has a stronger 16.7 gallon per minute pump, while most M7060s have an 11 gallon per minute pump, except the 12 speed which has 16.2 GPM.
No, the M7060 does not have enough room in the cab for an instructor or buddy seat, unlike the M4-071 Deluxe which includes it standard.
The M4-071 Deluxe comes standard with two rear remotes, while the M7060 and M4-071 standard come with only one, with extras costing about 1,200 dollars.
The M4-071 Deluxe four-wheel drive cab model weighs around 6,800 pounds, while the M7060 four-wheel drive cab is about 5,380 pounds.
| Kubota M4-071 | Kubota M7060 | |
|---|---|---|
| PTO horsepower | 60 hp | 62 hp |
| Loader lift capacity | LA1154A: 4,079 lbf (height position); 5,128 lbf (power position) | Height position: 4,230 lbf; Power position: 5,354 lbf |
| 3-point lift capacity | Not Published | 4,189 lb |
| Hydraulic flow | 16.7 gpm | 11.0 gpm |
