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My local dealer thinks he has the right switch on order. Those measurements are very close, I used calipers and it was within a couple hundredths, I don't remember exactly what it was. It is an odd size compared the the other switches I have laying around.

The blank opening is 1.25" x .625"

Any chance you could pop it open and look for a part number or even a picture? It looks like it would have to be a shallow switch so it doesnt interfere with the high idle button.

I will get measurements this evening. I don't know what the OEM use is, I assumed 3rd function but I don't know. On the new handle, the red button is the idle up, my current handle already has that, it just isn't pictured. Yes, the rocker would be SPDT CO momentary. I use the loader all the...

Does anybody know of a rocker switch that will fit in the L4060 handle for 3rd function? I much prefer the Kubota handle over the WR Long handle. I haven't had luck looking for an OEM switch.

81" to the top of the ROPS folded, no weight on the 3 point.

I finally got a chance to measure it. On level concrete to the top of the ROPS is 96 3/4". No way to stretch an 8' door that far. You would think somebody would have thought to knock it down an inch or so as a selling point "fits in an 8" door".

Height, the door is 8x16. I didn't get a measurement on the tractor yet but I drove up to the door and it is a solid 2" too tall.

It folds, but on our property I'll want the ROPS up pretty much any time I use it. We have some hills. Checked tire pressure, it's plenty low. I ordered a ballast box, maybe it'll get me to just squeeze in.

I ended up buying the 4060, very happy with it. However it does NOT fit fit in my 8 foot barn door, pretty disappointed there. I asked the seller to measure it and he said it would fit. R4 tires with ROPS.

I found a site saying the 4060 is 97" with the Rops and 91" with the cab, and another site saying both are 91. I'm hoping for a real world measurement as 97 won't fit in my barn door and I don't want to fold the rops down all the time.

I currently have an old skid steer and it has served me well but it's time for a tractor. A lot of the work I am doing is cleaning up my woods, a ton of down logs and brush. Lifting capacity is a concern, my skid will pick up 1,000 pounds and I don't want to lose any capacity there but I am a...