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Read articles →This is a real owner's four-season report on an MX6000 used for road grading, plowing, and construction landscape work, not a dealer walkaround. He covers his Curtis power-angle plow and Land Pride grader blade setup, lift capacity (~2100 lbs), tire fluid/ballast, routine service (oil, fuel filter, antifreeze), and a recurring AC-clogging issue while bush hogging. Best for buyers wanting practical long-term impressions over spec-sheet detail.
An independent landscaping/construction owner-operator sharing informal, non-technical impressions from his own equipment use rather than a dealer or professional reviewer.
The tractor weighs just shy of four thousand three hundred pounds and lifts about two thousand one hundred pounds, enough for the owner's bucket work.
While bush hogging, the AC screen plugged up with debris three times in under ten acres; blowing it out with an air hose fixed it each time.
Yes, the owner filled rear tires with beet juice for extra ballast, adding about 850 pounds, and says loaded tires make the tractor more stable.
He does an oil change, installs a new fuel filter, treats the fuel heavier, and checks the antifreeze, changing it out every three seasons.
