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Read articles →An owner-operator review from someone who upgraded to the M7060 after running a Mahindra, Massey Ferguson, and New Holland, giving them a direct comparison baseline. With only 10 hours logged, it's an early-impression video, not a long-term assessment. It covers specific specs (71 hp engine, 64 hp PTO, 3,300 lb rear lift, loader pin settings, 12-speed shuttle shift), optional wider R14 tires, cab controls layout, and fuel cap placement. Most useful for ranch buyers weighing the M7060 against New Holland alternatives.
An owner-operator sharing early hands-on impressions from their own working ranch, with no apparent dealer affiliation.
The owner calls the M7060 far better, saying the New Holland was uncomfortable and unfun to drive, like the Pinto of tractors, while the Kubota shifts smoothly and feels solid on hills.
On the high pin setting it lifts 2,500 lb. Moving the pin to the lower setting adds 500 lb, bringing it to almost 3,000 lb of lift.
The rear lift can handle over 3,300 lb at 24 inches, which the owner says is impressive.
It is positioned low so you can stand on the ground and fill it with ease, unlike the New Holland Workmaster where the cap is on top of the hood.
