Nx4510 and L6060

[69raptor]

Love my nx 4510
But was at kubota dealer yesterday and seen a l 6060 and it is a nice machine seems bigger
Does anyone know if it is the same frame size?

 

[jeff9366]

The fundamental importance of TRACTOR WEIGHT eludes many tractor shoppers. Bare tractor weight is a tractor specification easily found in sales brochures and web sites, readily comparable across tractor brands and tractor models, new and used.

 

[69raptor]

What does that have to do with the question i was trying to get answered. Not to sure it would matter what i own.

 

[countrybumpkin]

If you revise your TRACTOR LISTING in your T-B-N PROFILE your readers will be less confused.




The fundamental importance of TRACTOR WEIGHT eludes many tractor shoppers. Bare tractor weight is a tractor specification easily found in sales brochures and web sites, readily comparable across tractor brands and tractor models, new and used.

Not to hard to understand what he is asking, if the info or lack of info in there profile bothers you that much, move on to another thread.

 

[countrybumpkin]

Here are same basic dimensions of both tractors, might give you a basic idea of size differences.

 

[Jchonline]

I "think" what Jeff is saying is try to refrain from using forum members as your "search engine" to look up information that is readily available on the internet.
In my opinion if the only question you have regarding upgrading to a L6060 is the dimensions, then it probably isnt worth the cost.

These are essentially the same class size of machine.

 

[69raptor]

I get what your saying. Im not up grading to a new tractor i was more wondering if someone new off hand if they are the same frame size. Because i was in the kubota store buying a rear blade for my 1320 and looked at a L6060 they had in side for a minute. And was thinking about again . And seemed to be a bigger tractor. Im not around my nx4510 at this time so i couldn't go look at it.

 

[69raptor]

By the way i did fill out the info that jeff wanted. Still don't understand what a guy has in his barn has to do with a question one might ask.

 

[Jchonline]

Based on the specs I would say the difference is negligible.

What you have in your barn helps us understand prior experience with tractors and equipment so we dont tell you things any owner would already know.

 

[69raptor]

Thank you for your help