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Read articles →A dealership salesperson walks two 70-HP Kubota models side by side, the M7060 and the M4 Deluxe, comparing cab size, lighting, parking brake placement, rear hydraulic remotes, transmission features, and tire stance options. He briefly drives the M7060 and steps into the M4 cab. It closes with a frank buyer-guidance summary: M7060 if budget-conscious, M4 if you'll log serious hours and want premium ergonomics.
Thomas identifies himself as a salesperson at WC Tractor in Waco, Texas, so this is a dealership channel with an obvious sales perspective.
The M4 Deluxe has a bigger cab, LED work lights, a buddy seat, standard dual rear hydraulic remotes, an upgraded transmission with declutch, and better cab ergonomics compared to the simpler M7060.
If you are on a budget and want a simple, easy to operate base tractor, go with the M7060. If you will spend a lot of time on the tractor and want premium ergonomics, go with the M4.
On the M7060 the parking brake is down by the foot pedal, while on the M4 Deluxe it is up near the controls, making it a lot more convenient to reach.
Yes, it can pull a light to medium duty 15-foot batwing and the tractor will handle it fine, though a 12-foot batwing is the ideal size.
