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The loader will be on all the time for sure. The carryall is a good idea…. Do I still need wheel weights then?

Guys I’m going to be ordering a L4760 open station with loader. I’m planning to get filled tires. To be able to effectively use the loader to its potential Do I need wheel weights? Do I need a ballast box? Any help would be great

Has anyone got pricing on these models lately? Are dealers holding to msrp? it seems the kubota dealers are sticking to msrp on the compact tractors that I have priced (4760, 4060). Are they also doing this for the bigger m4 and m7060? btw, local green dealer is pricing below msrp and beating...

Good info. It sounds like you are doing exactly what I want to do with mine. The 4760 is as big as it gets in that size frame which is appealing to me.

The l 6060 is nice but too much for me to spend even though I would really like the hst+, it is not a must. That narrows it down to the Mx. what are your guys thoughts on the 4760? Seems to be a couple grand more than the mx6000.

I am shopping for a new tractor to do mainly grapple work along hedge rows, cutting new trails in the woods, getting logs out of the woods for cutting firewood, Clearing some small overgrown fields for a food plot. Some brush hogging. Basically, This tractor will be used for a little bit of...

Yea looks like anything over 60months is standard rate financing.

I am hearing the same thing. I heard kubota is going to up the price 6% today, but the official pricing won’t come out till mid next week. Also heard the financing program will be reworked. I am not sure how but I we will see.

Thanks. Apples to apples, my qoute is 39k OtD (including tax). So that’s a $5k increase, which makes sense given the times we live in right now.

I think the price I got is actually a little over what the builder told me. But it’s hard to tell precisely.

Hello All - I am shopping for a L4060 rops with loader. I got a quote from a dealer that was $37k for tractor and loader. What have other people been paying recently? Thanks!