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Read articles →A for-sale walkaround of the creator's personal Kubota M4D-071 (~170 hours, full cab) as he transitions to a larger M5. The video's focus is the aftermarket buildout: third-function kit, hydraulic multiplier converting one rear circuit into six, front hydraulic quick coupler, JuFab bucket bracket, grill guards, and liquid ballast. Cab controls get a brief tour. Most useful for shoppers evaluating this specific used listing or curious about stacking hydraulic circuits on a mid-size utility tractor.
Good Works Tractors is a tractor-attachment dealer channel that also sells used tractors, so this walkaround doubles as a sales pitch for the machine being described.
About 170 hours total. It had around 50 hours when purchased in October or November 2021, and the owner put about 120 hours on it since.
It takes one rear hydraulic circuit and splits it into six circuits, allowing multiple hydraulic functions like a quick coupler, side link, or hydraulic attachments to run from one circuit instead of using up both factory remotes.
The owner ran 7-foot tillers, 8-foot box blades, land planes, rakes, a snow pusher, and an 8-foot disc, used for food plots, driveway installation, tilling, mowing, and subsoiling.
Yes, it has a transmission with a button on the gear select that works like clutchless shifting, letting you switch gears on the fly without pushing in a clutch.
