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Read articles →This isn't a spec walkaround but a real morning of work: the creator uses his MX5400 with a Land Pride SCG1072 grapple to haul red pine logs out of a steep wooded valley to a landing, discussing trail routes, tire loading, and why a dump trailer wouldn't work on his terrain. Mid-video he explains why the MX5400 (or possibly MX6000) suits his firewood/sawmilling property better than the Grand L series. Best for buyers weighing mid-size utility tractors for wooded, hilly acreage.
An owner using a Kubota-loaned MX5400 on his own wooded property, sharing personal impressions rather than a formal review or dealer pitch.
It is the right size for his wooded property, has a tight turning radius, stays stable in the woods, and he rarely runs it more than an hour at a time.
The hills are too steep to pull a loaded trailer back up, and red pine logs are heavy enough that a trailer load could not be hauled out of the woods.
A Land Pride SCG1072, a six foot grapple that stays standing on its own when removed, which he likes since he swaps attachments often.
Yes, the owner says his rear tires are loaded and considers that important for any tractor working in the woods.
