I can’t say enough good about this tractor. I’ve put about 240 hours on it in under 2 years. I think this is probably the most capable tractor of its size when equipped with the LA805 loader.

daveknowshow Exactly. They come in pretty stripped down on the crate. The tractor already had the axle and tires mounted so all of that was missed. This was an existing tractor on the lot and I was just waiting for the loader and R4s.

Michael Mac Tavish That I do. I worked my last tractor pretty good and it never let me down. Looking forward to doing the same with this one.

@@JaredsShop yeah i love working on kubotas wich there my faviorate and the most easyiest brand to work on wich ive used to work on deeres and newhollands wich its a real pain in the rear end and cant get at the parts that need fixing and i had to fix a kubota tractor and it was a easy fix plus parts were cheaper and affordable

Hatya05 Very nice!! You’ll love it. Yeah I’m glad you did too. It would stink to find out afterwards.

I haven’t seen an L3560 at a dealer with the heavy loader. I wasn’t even sure they would put one on that tractor. I would definitely want the extra lifting capacity from the better loader.

Lucas Renfroe It is hit and miss. The dealer can order the tractor with either loader. My dealer says he doesn’t normally stock it with the heavier loader either because of the extra cost. I think it’s well worth it though. It really puts the tractor in a different class and is more like a L4060 instead of something like an L3901.

Does the heavier loader reduce your lift weight? I’m contemplating purchasing a 3901 with the heavier loader, but worried loosing lift weight.

SlingPilot The heavier front loader for my tractor actually increases its lift capacity. Kubota rates their loader lift capacity in KG via the model number. The default loader for my tractor is an LA555, which lifts 555kg. My optional LA805 lifts 805kg. Unfortunately, the L3901 only has access to the LA525. There is no loader upgrade for that tractor.

That’s not how that works. The LA805 lifts a lot more than LA555 loader when equipped with the attachment. It doesn’t matter that it weighs more because the capacity of figured into that.

Around here it comes pre mixed. I also put Howes in my storage tank before it’s delivered.

k VanDyke Thanks! I can’t wait to get some snow so I can try it out!!

Michael Mac Tavish That’s my new snow pusher. Now I can’t wait for some snow. 😄

Michael Mac Tavish I’ll be able to stay nice and warm in the cab. I’ll probably still plow some with the RTV but will use the tractor as much as possible.

@@JaredsShop yeah we have a same snow pusher wich we have a land pride loader mount too but using a boomer but the snowpusher we enjoy it wich same one you got plus we even use it for box bladeing gravel driveways and parking lots wich it was cheaper then a rear box blade plus with the loader it can use down pressure for filling pot holes

Michael Mac Tavish I could use mine for gravel if I rotate it but the main edge is rubber. The top edge is steel. I also have a regular box blade and a grader scraper. The grader scraper is my favorite.

yeah its handy when cant fit a rear wide blade in the loader mount box sures handy for tight areas

Titan Studios Thanks! You too. Hope all is well.

these kubotas comes from japan and assembled in georgia and transport to thailand for the final inspection from the kubota cheif inspector and a good red and silver sticker is on with passed by cheif inspector wich is my neices mom

Michael Mac Tavish Is that where you are? Do you currently have a Kubota?

Woods Tree Farm Thanks! There’s even more than what I was able to catch. They come in on crates with no tires and no front axle. Those steps had already been performed.

That surprises me that it bogs down with only a 5’ cutter. The average recommended HP is about 5 per foot, which even then is a little high. I know people who run a 6’ with no problem. Yep. Different strokes for different folks. I’ve been hard pressed to find any brand that’s been as reliable and well engineered as Kubota. With that said, I always recommend people buy based upon the local dealer. That alone can make or break tractor ownership.

@@JaredsShop 5hp at the pto is a minimum to me his has 28 it’s the hydrostatic. I don’t knock the reliability of them at all. Few things in the design I don’t like. To me comparing the John Deere’s and kubotas we’ve had on our farms the John Deere rides and is set up better for operating it. His first words when he drove the M7060 he bought was this is a rough riding tractor. But it gets the job done and hasn’t given us any problems. I will say I’m scared I’m gonna bend the steering components on it when I’m bushhogging saplings down. I prefer it behind the axle. For field work. It doesn’t matter

@@heathalford4721 How is his tire pressure on the M7060? I see a lot of people run max when they shouldn’t be. That makes for a roughy ride. I get you on the steering components.

@@JaredsShop honestly I haven’t checked air pressure. The dealership could have set it higher than needed or at max psi

@@heathalford4721 I see almost every tire set to max on the sidewall. That’s one of the biggest reasons people complain about R4s. When I lower their pressure to an appropriate level and get a good contact patch they can’t believe how much more traction they get, as well as a better ride.

Thanks!! I love it! It’s been the perfect mix of size and capability.

Daniel Chambers Thank you very much! It’s definitely a lot quieter than my B3300SU. I’d have to wear ear muffs when running it for very long. Don’t have that problem now. I wasn’t originally going to get a cab but my buddy told me I should consider it. I spent some time thinking about it and decided to go with it. I am SO glad I did. I don’t know why I didn’t get a cab earlier. I had to spend some time in my woods clearing out some hanging limbs but that was a small price to pay.

@@JaredsShop clearing hanging limbs is my winter project . . . got my B2650 HSDC in July 2019 . . . my mirrors have taken a beating!!! I just leave them folded in until I can clear everything hanging . . .

Daniel Chambers I still need to go clear a few that I missed but I bet it didn’t take me two hours. Maybe a little over an hour and a half. That’s over quite a few paths across 17 acres. It’ll be a good winter project for ya. My L3560HSTC-LE (limited edition) doesn’t have external mirrors. It has 1 internal rear view mirror. Those are one of the things removed to lower its price and make it the LE.

Sorry for missing this. I put a 32” LED light bar across the front instead of individual work lights. On the rear I did put 2 work lights. One pointing down at the implement and one aimed backwards for backing up. I will do a video showing how I wired it.

John Hurt The loader arm mounts? I’ll keep an eye on them. Thanks!

A torque wrench was used on most of it. I just didn’t add it to the video. I also went over every assembly bolt that I could find a spec for and checked torque.

I don’t remember what the MSRP was back then so I couldn’t begin to tell you what kind of discount there was. Unfortunately, the way everything is selling right now, there is no incentive for any dealers to sell below MSRP. They can’t keep stuff in stock as it is. If you won’t buy it, someone else will. If you can find anyone selling it below MSRP, I’d buy it, unless you’re willing to wait for dealer to start getting a lot of stock again. Here’s a video on the top and tilt. Adding Kubota Top And Tilt To The Tractor - #62 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j9ODndKW09KwloU.html

@@JaredsShop - Thank you for such a quick reply. That definitely looks like a worthwhile addition. I probably won't be buying my tractor this year as I would also need to build a pole barn to keep it in. Hopefully next year, the availability will allow the dealers to discount somewhat. The one advantage of having 4 Kubota dealers within 50 miles may help. I do have a dealer I WANT to deal with, just because they have been very honest with dealing with my current garden tractor with a Kubota diesel in it. I'm not going to go to a dealer to save a few bucks, I will, to save a couple thousand though.

@@JoeGalanteTribute You’re welcome! It’s definitely worth sticking to a dealer that treats you right. Mine is awesome. They’ve taken care of me in so many ways by saving me time, money, helping to get me running, etc. Find one that’s willing to bend over backwards for you if you’re willing to be loyal.

No. The Kubota kit comes with the same button.

Tyler MacConnell Yes there are 3 loaders but not all are available for all models. The L3560 is the LA555 or LA805. The L4060 is the LA805 only. The L4760 and up get the LA1055.

Just a little under $40k with all of the options.

I started off with R4s but ended up trading them in on turfs. I’ve been very happy with them. If you were going to be in mud all day long I’d recommend something else but these are probably the meatiest turfs I’ve ever seen. They do very well in the snow and surprisingly well in the mud. They’re more like flotation tires. The flotation part might really help you in the sand. If you watch the turf tire video you’ll see me testing them in my muddy woods.

@@JaredsShop good, I had asked tractor store about the r14 he didn't have much to say, I think it's an availability issue. So with my first 2 tractors both having turf tires and the experience with very positive I thought I would stick with those. Do have any thoughts when they set up your tractor and then adjusted your rear wheel width? Thanks for your advice I do appreciate it and really like your style and you tube channel, I've subscribed and look forward to the journey, best regards.

@@oltyger8224 Thank you for the kind feedback! On the turf tires, there is no tire/wheel adjustment, which is not uncommon. Most turf tires are not adjustable, but that’s ok because they are wide. I could not imagine wanting to be any wider than I am. The R4s did have adjustable wheels and I had them set at the middle setting. I usually recommend the widest setting without causing issues. The wider the setting the more stable it will be. I didn’t want it set to the widest because it would put them wider than some implements and would also make it difficult to fit between some of the trees in my woods.

@@oltyger8224 BTW, R14s aren’t available yet for the L3560. Hopefully they will be soon.

Ricky Green I had a lot of options, such as rear remotes, third function with hydraulic levers, top-n-tilt, etc. What are you looking for?

Jared's Shop what was the final cost with all your options added to the tractor ?

@@disabledarmyveteran how much did you sell your manners for? Not like everyone gets the same deal. Prices obviously vary by location, demand and a bunch of stuff you wouldn’t understand. Too much if you gotta ask anyway. Have you heard of the internet? Or company websites? Go hither young rude one, virtually build any Kubota with all the features you want and see the final cost.

@@jaxturner7288 not rude. Not necessarily too much if we have to ask. We know prices vary. But it’s nice to have a ballpark. Or nice to know if ur getting over charged for something from ur dealer etc.

I had a wicked 55” and sold it to buy the 60”. The L3560 is a fairly hefty tractor and has the potential to damage a grapple that’s too light. Damage more often comes from the tractors weight and traction than it does it’s loader strength. That’s why I usually recommend a grapple based upon the tractor’s weight while also keeping in mind the loader capacity but not focusing much on HP or loader alone. With that said, how old is your wicked 55”? Mine was an early build when they were first released. It had 1/4” outer tines instead of the current 3/8” and it didn’t have laminated teeth. It had bolted in lower braces between the teeth instead of the tubing with braces. I decided to move to the 60” for the 3/8” used throughout all tines as well as the additional middle hinge. The 60” is substantially stronger than the 55”, especially when dealing with stuff like large rocks that can make the lid flex. The newer 55” with 3/8” outer tines doesn’t flex as much. My 60” was released a couple weeks before they released the laminated tines but I do have the tubing and triangular braces. I have purchased laminated teeth that I will be welding onto the grapple at some point just to bring it up to current specs. It is definitely a beast. If your 55” is a recent build with all of the updates, it would probably do you just fine. If it’s not, I’d consider upgrading. One more thing, make sure you get the LA805 loader. It makes this the most capable tractor of its size.

Keep me updated and let me know what you decide.

Seth, I got a notification that posted a reply but I don’t see it. Did you remove it or is there a bug with KZfaq? This happens to me every now and then.

Tires. Like the overall width

@@BBLandServices I’m just a tad over 72” total width. I’ll go measure exactly if you need accuracy.

Is that the max width? You mentioned in the captions of your video that there were three options for setting up the wheel backspace / offset. Is this the widest option?

For the tractor and all options? I put quite a few options on this that isn’t common.

@@JaredsShop how much for the tractor, and how much with the add ons

@@alaefarmestatesllc The tractor, loader, and bucket was around $34k. The rear remotes, top n tilt, third function, and hydraulic levers was around another $5300.

Yes it does.

@@JaredsShop sweet picking mine up this week can’t wait

@@JaredsShop how cold does the ac keep ya

@@dannoe1047 I’m in Ohio, and I have no complaints, even in 100 temps. If you’re anywhere warmer or find that it needs more help, tinting the windows helps a lot.

@@JaredsShop does tinting windows hinder your view

Ricky Walker Sorry man. It’s so difficult to find good music. I spend hours sometimes looking for the right songs. It isn’t easy.

Im just harassing you. it dont make that big of a difference to me anywho

nice tractor though. im looking at trading into one. does it not feel top heavy with the default tires and width?

Ricky Walker No it doesn’t feel top heavy at all. The tractor has some weight to it and it’s fairly low. I also have the tires loaded. So far I love this tractor. If you need bigger or more H.P., then do it. I wanted something bigger than what I had but still needed it small enough to maneuver in the woods and park in the barn.

My Mac Life The rear is 420/70-24 and the front is 10-16.5.

What Would Jared Do Thx for reply. I’ve got my search narrowed down between the l3650 LE or the mx5400. Having a touch time choosing. We have around 20acres and lots of pines that have been cleared. And a gravel road to maintain. Just worried the mx5400 might be too big. Idk