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I switched to Valvoline synthetic because I couldn’t find Rotella T6. The local Cummins shop carries Valvoline products.

My MX also has telescoping lift arms that are really nice for implement attachment.

Good oil. If you can find any in stock.

I love those on my MX.

That what we do

Read the implement match sizing on the Kubota website.

Oil industry has to repay shareholders who lost their butts during Covid. The corporate boards are in charge. Exxon Mobile just listed RECORD profits.

I don’t have any issues with the extendable links, and I run category 2 implements.

I have extendable arms on my tractor and have no need for a quick hitch. The moveable arms makes attachment easy and there’s nothing extra getting in the way.

6’ digging bar helps a lot. They make great levers.

I would bet that the pallets aren’t limited to 600 pounds. Often with things like feed sacks they are loaded to 2000 pounds.

Loaded tires helps keep the rear end on the ground. Yes it does help with FEL operations.

If you’re moving pallets up 5-6’ high, go for a larger more stable tractor and ballast the rear wheels and have weight on the 3ph. I know a smaller tractor will lift the pallets your are describing, but a larger, heavier tractor will be more stable. A Kubota MX series or other brand equivalent (...

When it comes to rear blades, heavier is always better providing your 3ph can handle it. You can always take smaller bites, but cannot do much to make a light duty blade work well. Also, I consider offset capability to be a must. Off set capability means pulling a pin and offsetting, not having...

Does anyone know if the MX6000 is similar enough that this manual would be useful.