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Read articles →This is an owner's first-impressions reveal after upgrading from an L3560 to the L6060, focused on real-world brush cutting rather than a spec sheet walkaround. He tours the cab, remotes, quick couplers, and loader controls, then runs the RhinoTS brush cutter through tall brush, trees, and sinkhole-riddled ground, comparing pulling power and PTO horsepower to his old tractor. Best for buyers weighing loader/hydraulics setup and real brush-cutting performance over dealer specs.
Posted by David Farmer, an owner sharing hands-on impressions from his own property after just taking delivery of the tractor.
The L3560 had 37 horsepower and about 28 PTO horsepower, while the L6060 has 62 horsepower with a turbocharger and 50-something PTO horsepower, giving it much more pulling power.
Yes, the owner says the tractor is pulling fine through big brush and trees, handling well while cruising around three to four miles per hour.
It has quick couplers for implements, three rear remotes, an air seat, a microphone for the radio, and a 1065 loader that lifts higher than his previous tractor.
Yes, unlike his L3560 where he had to remove the quick attach to avoid the PTO shaft, the L6060 loader raises much higher so that is no longer a concern.
