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Read articles →This is a talk-to-camera overview of the MX5400/MX6000 lineup, not hands-on footage, no loader, backhoe, or fieldwork demonstrated. It covers comfort upgrades (floor mat, seat, legroom), lift capacity (~2300 lbs), the two-wheel-drive Canadian option, backhoe compatibility, tire selection limits, and price comparisons against the Grand L and 760. Good for buyers weighing MX against other Kubota series before a dealer visit; skip if you want an actual demo.
Presented by someone identifying as part of a dealership family (Huckabones Equipment), so expect sales-informed comparisons rather than independent testing.
You are going to be lifting about twenty-three hundred pounds, and that goes for the three-point hitch as well, which is virtually the same at around that twenty-three hundred pounds.
In the MX lineup, the MX6000 is the only one that can take the backhoe for now, and it will be the open station models, not the cab.
The MX5400 is going to be very similar in price to the L460 open station, and also price-wise very comparable to a 760 once taxes are factored in.
They added a rubber floor mat to reduce vibration and noise, nearly eliminated the center hump, and improved comfort with a suspension seat.
