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Find a model →Pit up to four models against each other. Engine, hydraulics, hitch, weight, warranty.
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Read articles →This is a front-to-back static walkaround of a specific MX6000 unit, not a running/operating demo. Chris covers bucket options, the standard skid-steer quick attach, cab features (heat/AC, suspension seat, electric PTO, three-range hydrostatic), hydraulic flow (9-12 GPM), engine specs (54 vs 60 hp, four-cylinder turbo), three-point hitch lift capacity, and the R14 tires. No fieldwork, digging, or loader operation shown. Good for buyers wanting feature-by-feature specs versus the M-series Grand L lineup.
Appears to be a dealership channel (Huckabones Equipment) presenter giving a detailed, opinionated but sales-oriented feature walkaround rather than an independent owner review.
The MX5400 is 54 horsepower and the MX6000 is 60 horsepower, both with the same four-cylinder turbocharged engine, just dialed up differently.
No, only the MX5400 is available with a gear drive; both MX models are otherwise hydrostatic and come in open station or cab configurations.
It has about 9 to 12 gallons per minute of hydraulic flow, which is a lot for a tractor this size and works well with grapples and third function attachments.
It has an electric PTO, essentially a live PTO setup, which means there is no clutch pedal in the cab for smoother operation.
