Kubota Grand L Series: Kubota L6060 Tractor Overview

Here is an overview of a Kubota Grand L Series tractor. This particular model is a 2016 Kubota L6060 tractor with LA1055 front end loader. It is packed full of features which are covered in the video. This is comparable to a John Deere 4066r tractor.
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[@nealequipment3777]

Nice tractor! I was watching this and realized i sold you that tractor! . I was impressed how tight that tractor turned.

[@Mitalayeka]

Really Nice tractor, thanks for your time.

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Thank you for your feedback!

[@johntoothman4888]

Nice tractor

[@scottmoorhouse5664]

Nice machine. Wish I was in your area because I would be in😀

[@daved7024]

Thanks for sharing; nice Kubota.

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Thanks Dave!

[@horseblinderson4747]

Nice other than the treddle pedal.

[@axsb]

mx5800 would be great to

[@nocoolname32]

what are the limitations of snow pushers on a tractor this size in relation to the strength of the loader arms? i see them all the time on the loader arms. the local metal pless dealer said between his 2 options, he's rather see it mounted on a front 3 point vs loader arms. have you heard any actual damage happening to the loader arms?

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Good question, one I'm asked often. I do find it interesting when these salesmen bring up this point. I've asked a few of them myself why OEM's (John Deere, Kubota) offer loader mounted attachments such as grapples, forks, buckets, plows, and pushers if it is a high likelihood of damage to their own equipment. Why would John Deere or Kubota manufacture and promote products to fit their own equipment if it was setting it up for failure, warranty claims, customer dissatisfaction, and just a general headache? A bucket can just as easily be tweaked, torqued, and disproportionally loaded the same as a pusher or any other loader attachment. Needless to say, the conversation is quickly over. Tractors aren't designed to be cream puffs and only tackle the easy jobs. Of course, any operator can damage any piece of equipment, but common sense and practical use goes a long way to avoiding unnecessary and even incidental damage. Engineers field test this equipment and build upon both failures and successes of previous generations. Yes, I've seen just about every type of damage occur under the sun, so I've seen damage happen from pushers, plows, buckets, no ballast weight, 3 point backhoes, belly mowers, axle failures, shaft failures, ROPS failures, etc. Great question and the short answer is "anything can happen, but common sense goes a long way to preventing most things". I just felt like providing a long winded answer as it's an interesting, and I feel, inaccurate statement that has circled around the tractor world forever.

[@nocoolname32]

@@GoodWorksTractors thanks so much for a very logical answer.

[@311hitwall]

That rocker pedal is one of the worst things about a kubota. They put it on pretty much everything. Tried a Kubota riding mower and instantly hated it. Does that have a down pressure kit on it - the cylinders in the rear?

[@GoodWorksTractors]

I agree. Not sure why they haven't changed their design over the years?

[@railfanjames7699]

If you're looking at us l6060 don't get it spend the extra money and get an MX 5200!

[@horseblinderson4747]

This is about 10 Grand base more than an MX

[@chrisspence3216]

Grand L Is better than Mx series

[@railfanjames7699]

I have a 2016 Kubota l6060 it's just been a money pit I hate that thing no one by it! Total piece of crap!

[@railfanjames7699]

Not to mention the dealer are going to complete assholes really!

[@Raymo853inLeDroit]

Not everyone has the same dealer. And not every grand l60 is a lemon.

[@johngardea625]

Your a kid you dont know anything about tractors. 😂