Posted by farmallboy15 on July 17, 2020 at 07:26:10 from (170.103.146.54):
In Reply to: Kubota 4wd tractor posted by WNYBill on July 17, 2020 at 05:54:14:
I have a 2016 M7060HD12. I absolutely love it. Thrifty on fuel. Plenty of power for any utility task or small farm. Plenty of lifting power on the loader. If you don't already have SSQA, a set of pallet forks will change your life. The shuttle and synchro shift are awesome. Not a lick of trouble with it so far. Not sure what transmissions were offered on the 7040 but if they offered the 12 speed, go that route. I don't think the 8 would be enough.
My only complaints are: The DPF is annoying (luckily you are pre DPF). With loader work I am putting around often and it regens at the most inconvenient times... As soon as I have DPF issues it will be deleted. It is light in the rear and I need to buy some weights. 4wd is a necessity. The loader bucket is hard to see. I'm not really sure how that compares to tractors of similar size. The 50HP Kubota we have has much better loader visibility though.
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