Kubota L6060 VS Kubota MX6000 | How different are they?
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Great explanation of the differences of the smaller Kubota's. Would like to see more on the M6060!
We live in a small community 35 miles west of Boston and have owned an L5740 w/factory cab since 2008. It is a wonderful machine which is used by my wife and by me throughout the year. We could not take care of our property without it. Many thanks for your well prepared and well presented videos. You are providing a valuable service which is greatly appreciated.
thank you now i need to just go see these 2 tractors in person!
I was into the L, till you mentioned the price diff...another great video Neil. Very helpful, well delivered...
I feel much more informed on the difference between the models thank you very much.
Fantastic Vid. Exactly what I needed. Thanks Neil!
THIS HELPED ME SOO MUCH thanks
I was waiting for this one Neil!! 🤩
Very informative Neil, especially the difference between L60 and an economy MX regarding PTO options, thanks.
Another great video.
Thank you Neil for all the information.
When you get the chance please do a true Front End Loader test on the B3350 loader.
Wow! I've never owned a tractor. My wife says I need one and told me yesterday, " I want a tractor!." I asked if she was going to use it. "No, I'll watch you use it." I am resisting. How insane am I?
I have done significant window shopping however and identified these 60 hp units. I could never have learned the differences without this video. Thank you for caring!
Very insane. Tractor would’ve been home the next day if it were me. Lol
Nice comparison, Neil!
I like these cab comparison videos. But have you considered showing the noise level difference?
What a great explanation of the HST! Good breakdown all together.
Thanks for posting, great comparison of similar models.
Wish you could put those big MX front tires on the Grand L, that’d be the ultimate.
So Dumb they did that yes tires should be interchangeable
I couldn’t concentrate on your infomercial with that Roof screaming “SOMEONE REPAIR ME!”
I was just about to comment this!
i noticed it a few videos back, but hay if it still works.
Right?!?!
Great video. You don’t need to be an “inexperienced” operator to enjoy the benefits of the H-DS system however. I’ve had an MX but vastly prefer the transmission in the L60 series.
Have not driven one, but hate HST's on tractors. Lawnmowers sure, but tractors, no thanks.
Man…. I wish there was a Measicks in North Florida. And Neil to sell me everything.
you are very , very good at explaining thge differences ! thank you for sharing your knowledge
Nice video, looking at these two machines right now. Sold my L3430, and want to move up to the larger engine. If MX had the separate 3 point lift cylinders, I would go with the MX-6000 hands down. I seem to recall the lifting specs on the MX for the FEL is greater than the L6060, or am I mistaken?
I use the high low every time I get in my 5740. That was the reason I traded my 5030.
Looking at getting a new mx. Can you do a video showing how hard it is to install later down the road
something interesting- in the video, you mention that the R4 tires cannot be swapped from L6060 to MX, with the MX’s front tires being quite a but larger in diameter than the L60. However, if you look at the R1 tires, they are identical for both machines. 14.9-26 for the rear, and 9.5-16 for the front. So my question is, does the gearing have to change on the L60 to go to R1’s / or possibly the MX? I had never heard if this before but it’s interesting. I just checked and turf tires are the same for both machines also. It appears just the R4’s are different from MX to L6060. Weird.
I priced these out about the same on kubotas website and saw that the mx was nearly 20 grand cheaper when it's it's loaded out
Have you ever put a hyd quick attach on a tractor, I would think it would be a great feature. especially for a grand L cab tractor.
Great video!
How about the comparative turning radius between the L60 and the MX?
Nick, appreciate your Videos very much. I will have to make a decision between an L6060 and MX6000 soon. I understand that the MX6000 is a more basic Tractor which is reflected in the Price tag. Regarding capabilities, I‘m still not sure were the main differences are. Can you give a specific example of a task(s) you would perform with the MX6000 but would hesitate or not recommend doing with an L6060. On the other hand, in what area(s) is the L6060 more capable. Thanks in advance for any responses.
When it comes to working, there is nothing one can do the other can't.
Hey Neil, great videos, quick question i've watched your videos on the Grand L6060 and HST plus transmission video's. Ive sat in both of these machines and both seem to be great machines in 60hp class. So my question is understanding that there is alot going on, How do all the transmission settings work when running a PTO implement such as rotary cutter or PTO chipper or Snowblower etc. Stall guard and advance throttle and etc. Also i'm new to hydra-static world, and in gear world 90% of tasks i would be running in Mid range gearing from 1st+2nd for loader and slow PTO and 3rd+4th for travel and mowing. Would i hurt the L6060 in midrange doing these same tasks? I truly dont want to hurt the hydraulics on a new tractor.
you won't hurt the hydraulics. Mid is perfect for all those chores. The transmission settings do not interact with the PTO.
💥 Great info, is the mid PTO standard now on the grand L series or is that an option?
Keep on tractoring. 👍
Standard on grand L
@@MessicksEquip Its not on a Grand L3560 , its an option.
@@spanky5476 limited edition, yes.
Messick's Used Equipment the mid PTO is an option for the L4060 here in Canada. However I have a great dealer and they did it for parts cost only since I added it to the original purchase. Even with our ridiculous dollar exchange, I thought it was s good deal for $400 Cdn (about $300 US$)
That sweeper is keeping himself busy. Don't you see? NOW he gets to wash all the equipment!
Me looking at this video like ill take a cab and a upgrade from are b3350su so like whats that price of those
I like the Mx 6000 a great utility tractor.
Would the mx be good to run a finish mower as well? Would like a big enough tractor to use around the farm but also pull a finish mower for the yard... I guess my main concern is wondering if the mx is too heavy to be used in the yard?
I'd say its on the big end, but it all depends on your yard.
Hi there Neil I am at maybe getting a mx5200 I cut fire wood for self and looking to get another tractor I have a b2650kb and it is doing OK would like to get a bigger one and keep the 2650 with loader I thanking the mx 5200 would get the job done
Food plots on 10 acres of field but also wanting to do some loader work etc. What tractor would be best, MX or L?
wolfpack4128 MX
front loader specs? does the front loader on the mx lift more than the Grand L? most of the L's ive seen have a 1500# capacity loader where the mx has the 2200# capacity loader..... makes a world of difference when doing work moving things like gravel.
There are a lot of variety in L's, the big ones like this lift the same as the MX.
Is it just me or does the MX sit quite a bit lower at the seat? What size rear tires on the MX and the actual width?
Why is the right rear tire on the mx mounted backwards?
Neil, have you ever set up a L6060 with the front rims of the MX on it, but wrapped in a 31.5X13.00-16.5 E/10PR tire? I’ve read that this set up produces a with-in 1% lead in the front to rear 4wd gear ration, compared to a 2.9% lag, the stock wheels, with factory R4 tires, produces.
We have not, stock setup normally leads.
If your customer wants to use a 3 point no-till drill like many food plotters are starting to, the 3 point lift capacity is quite important. The mx doesn’t have enough lift for some of the most common drills sold.
a drill is one implement that can actually push the 3pt. In that size though they are usually pull-type, not 3pt mounted.
@@MessicksEquip The genesis models are getting to be one of the more common ones and are almost all used 3 point. Land pride / Great plains 3p606NT is another one. The L6060 could probably work with it (barely) but the MX doesn't have enough lift.
Not sure how heavy a drill you been looking at. Although I have a 10' shredder with a 25 gallon spray tank on the back of my MX6000. That set up weighs 1700 lbs. Been thinking about getting a 4 row JD7000 for it.
@@NoNo-ru2xl Genesis 5 weighs 1800+lb without coulters or small seed box added. Great plains 3p606NT is over 2400 lb.
I went to take a look at Kubota Canada web site and noticed there is a big difference in price between the L and MX series. I also notice they are coming out with a new LX series. Please try and get us a sneak preview of this tractor and its abilities. We are looking at get more tractor for our snow removal. What would you suggest?
Look back, I've done this. 2020 dear meeting video
Why are the rear tires backwards on the MX?
Wish you would have done more on the M6060 or M4-61d
I've done several videos on the 70hp ones., all the same stuff applies
Is there a Cat 2 to cat one converter? I would have thought the more basic MX would have been able to lift more. Interesting. Is there a mid PTO kit for the MX?
No mid-PTO, you go to L-series for that. You use bushing to put CAT 1 implements on CAT 2.
Toss up between this machine and the Mahindra with no Regen... Good video
We sell both styles of engine. Just watch the sleazley Mahindra sales people that say they have no emissions. A DOC only engine is always in regen, as opposed to doing it periodically.
@@MessicksEquip I'll half to look into this.... Thanks
Hi Neil, I'm currently looking at a New Holland workmaster 50 or a Boomer 50 which Kubota's are similar? The tractor will have a loader and ag tires.
Mx5400
@@MessicksEquip Thank you. I'll check it out.
Neil... Cadillac will go after you!
Why is the right rear tire on backwards on the mx6000
Kubota probably sent 2 left rear tires accidently.
This tractor was bought by Derick Zoolander.
Drinking game: every time a forklift or noisey vehicle goes past , have a drink, LOL. poor Niel.
7:31 especially.
The more I watch these videos, the more I wish I had got a M6060....my little L4760 just doesn’t do what I need...
The right rear tire on the MX 6000 is on backwards.
I haven't drove a tractor since I was 21, is it hard to learn to drive these newer tractors?🤔
No, a lot easier than the old ones.
Messick's indeed especially with hydro
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I still don't understand why Kubota continues to use those terrible cab lights. For these prices, nice bright LED's would be great in those nice OEM housings. When I use my lights for night time FEL or backhoe work it's like using the old two D cell incandescent flashlights with brownish lighting and terrible hot spots with no real flood light coverage. They look nice and sparkly in the daytime but at night they are really lacking.
They have changed several to led now. Not the economy tractors though.
xplmr1 - I converted mine to HID bulbs while retaining the stock enclosures. I removed the roof and installed the ballasts inside near the radio. Brightness is exceptional, no radio interference like most LEDs, and lower power consumption once ignited.
@@tylermacconnell217 Wow, that seems like a lot of work! How hot do your HID bulbs get when on? I've read they can get to over 300 degrees. That would melt the plastic OEM housing. That 5000-6000K color temp must look like you harnessed the Sun in your cab.
xplmr1 - they don’t get hot enough to be a problem. I was worried about that too, but so far no issue. It’s not hard removing the roof on the cab.
Why is it that I just bought a new L6060 and it was made in early 2019? Dealer says this is because equipments move slow and no change.
yup, hours matter a lot more than the year. us car buyers get caught up on the year. that matters only when major changes are made.
Does kubota offer the L 6060 series with a glide shift transmission?
No
dude... you are way over due for a new roof!
Boy you need new shingles on your roof!
Is the mx 6000 same size as Mx 5400
Yes
I’m a new holland guy, can you do a similar video on work master vs power star?
Already did, search back about 6 months ago
Put a mid PTO on the MX!!
The MX is a value tractor, add all the features back on and you just have another Grand L60.
@@MessicksEquip Just built a Grand L6060 on Kubota's site, the mid PTO is not standard. The difference in base price between the two tractors is 7 grand, give or take, giving someone the option to add a mid PTO to the MX for a few hundred bucks so they can run a front blower is not going to hurt the value factor of the MX in my opinion but I get where you're coming from. You keep adding options to the MX and before you know it you basically have a Grand L, trouble is you get someone who wants to be able to run equipment off a mid PTO that doesn't want or need all the bells and whistles of the Grand L and doesnt want to spend the extra 7K and you've lost a sale. Great job on your videos, have to say yours are the most in depth that are out there.
The only complaints I have with my L6060 w cab is that it seems really prone to rust and the emissions control regenerates very frequently.
should only regen ever 30-40 hours. How high are you running the throttle?
@@MessicksEquip When I am using the loader I usually run it around 2000 RPM . With the flail mower and snow blower I run the PTO at 540, I forget what the engine RPM is . Fairly high I believe. Seems to regen about every 10 - 15 hours. Ian going to keep a log going forward.
Neal needs to sell a few tractors to pay for a new roof. I couldn't take my eyes off of it.
Moved to a new building two years ago. Check out the shop tour - ua-cam.com/video/VLxf32kAyJg/v-deo.html
Pm me on an estimate to reshingle that roof
Extra electronic are useless in these smaller tractors. They will definitely fail and be very expensive to diagnose and replace
They have used this stuff going on 20 years. Has a very proven track record.
Rough roof
So the MX 6000 looks to be a great Value But without a traditional geared transmission its a deal breaker. I dont like HST transmissions. They have no power or torque for hills and pulling. They are a straight up dog and seriously take away from the value and abilities of most tractors.
They do have a gear transmission available.
They have a geared mx 60?
Maybe you need to do more research then because we have a couple very large hills on the property and HST work amazing brush hogging and mowing. Plenty of power and torque.
Pretty awesome review.
But i am looking in buying one and ship it to greece for my agriculture needs.
I have olive trees and need a tractor that is low center gravity and not to tall and long in order to Move between my olive trees. They are space out 6+ meters from each other.
I use the tractor for 3 things
Load the fruits during harves
I use this machine to brake the small branches that i cut of them and also to cut the weeds and grass around the trees also i haul this big barrell on wheels in order to spray them with food and vitamins.
Looking into getting a traktor that would allow me to get hydraulic extenssions for implementing another weed whacker in the front.
Which of these 3 models would provide me with the ability to do such an operation ?
Shipping is often a terrible idea. Check options in Your country.