Ag Utility Tractor Comparisons - Mahindra 6065, Kubota M5700 ( M7060) , Kioti RX6620

hey guys this is marshal Kirby from Orchard Hill farm equipment we got three utility sized tractors in the 60 to 70 horsepower range today one is going to be an older outdated Kubota M 5700 which we're not going to be mainly comparing this tractor to these because of course it is outdated of over ten years but it is another brand so we figured we'd line up three different brands we sell Mahindra and coyote tractors brand new what you're gonna see right here today and then we got this Kubota that came in used we do with all sorts of types of equipment used any basic tractor brand we deal with this is kind of a hot seller cab sized tractor that we find a lot in New England area you don't see anything too bigger you know much bigger than this commonly in the area usually that utility sixty 70 horsepower frames pretty common for small farms and such so this is a Kubota M 5700 folo drive with Ag tires cabin motor this is a new all-new 2018 Mahindra 60 65 power shuttle and over there we're also going to have a coyote rx 6620 power shuttle as well the main difference we're gonna see is these this one has industrial our four tires versus these two having agricultural tires all of them are gonna feature a bobcat skid-steer quick attach bucket on anything new I wanted to point out that we're gonna look at this M 5700 and the new model that was going to replace that is going to be an M 60 60 cab or an M 70 60 cab and gonna look similar but obviously a lot newer and a lot more dated and newer so self leveling loader on this standard a coyote rx 6620 an option to self level on this 60 65 or 60 75 and an option to self level I believe on that Kubota over there as an option skids skids to your quick attach bucket like we talked option for a bolt on cutting-edge standard it's already bolt holes drilled through the bucket on the Mahindra bolt holes drilled through the bucket on that Kubota I can't recall but I believe the new one they do offer that option standard alright you're gonna have a total these the Kubota and the coyote front axles are both a similar size on with a hydraulic power power piston steering up front and then Mahindra is gonna be a little bit of a different design planetary front axle with hubs on the end and steering is gonna be it right above and back of the axle just gonna look a little different so we're gonna take a quick view at the coyote you it is covered away a very good design set up that they've offered for many years we'll look at the Mahindra you'll see the planetary hub on the back front axle and then your steering's right here and we'll look at the Kubota which the Kubota steering is gonna be quite similar on even something brand new right now very similar to that coyote when we looked at first right there so you'll notice that's quite similar as far as the physical engines on all three of these tractors I'm this one believe it or not as a 5 cylinder naturally aspirated that we're looking at right here but an M 70 60 or an m60 60 is going to be a three cylinder turbocharged engine when we look at or that's going to be a four cylinder turbocharged engine we look here this is going to be the only three cylinder turbocharged engine in this size and then we go back to four cylinder on this guy turbocharged as well and so that might be a difference another difference is as far as pto running an attachment on any of these tractors i'm the brand new 66 66 20 coyote you're gonna be running around right around 2500 rpms 2400 to get the max pto output and then on this guy believe it or not it's very very low you're gonna get the max pto horsepower outlet right around 2000 rpms or actually it's right under it and then on a new m 70 60 you're gonna get right around 2400 or 2300 at max rpms for pto horsepower so that's kind of nice um you're gonna see all of them offer a nice deluxe cab with heat and a/c radios as an option um some will have armrests on the seat some will have air ride seats you know overall all the cab designs are gonna be quite similar but the next thing i kind of want to talk about between the three of these is the transmission options that you're going to get in a brand new machine the coyote over here we have a standard shuttle shift tractor as an option in this cab 6620 or we have the option to go with a hydraulic or a power coyote is gonna reference to so this right here we're looking at a power shuttle today and then we got in the middle here Mahindra is power shuttle all new 60 65 and obviously over here we have an old mechanical shuttle because it is outdated and about 10 15 years old but the new M 70 60 is gonna give you that hydraulic shuttle as an option kind of like these guys so that's gonna be kind of nice and all of these tractors nowadays are pretty much gonna offer that really slick power shuttle or hydraulic shuttle transmission which is gonna be very useful for some of the you farmers out there on you're gonna notice all of these right the Kubota has dual steps to get in the cab on this side at least yes and on this side as well the Mahindra does as well the coyote is a little bit lower to the ground when you I believe when you order the industrial tires like we see here it's a little lower so they only give you one step but I do leave it I believe on the 73 20 when you get adds it does go to a dual step because it does get a lot higher like these guys on this tractor and the Kubota also offer industrial are four tires like we see here as an option but we're just shown what we got in stock any of the AG tires on either of these tractors or the coyote you will be able to reverse them around to get a wider stance and change that around that's kind of something necessary on a utility tractor especially for those farmers that want a skinnier or a wider stance on lift capacities on the loaders of all the new machines over here you're gonna be looking right around 3384 three hundred three hundred thousand three hundred and eighty pounds full lift height lift capacity max breakout at the top pins all the way in the air over here we're looking at 3500 pounds and an M 70 60 is gonna offer around twenty-nine hundred pounds on brand new M seventy sixty so they're all within a similar range but definitely with the Mahindra leading on top a lift capacity and part of the reason for that is going to be for the weight of the tractor so we're gonna take a walk to the back ends of these tractors show the different rear ends and I'm going to go over why this one in particular is gonna lift a little bit more than either of the other ones and show some differences there so we'll walk to the back now not here to bash on the Kubota because it is again 15 years old so I don't really want to talk too much about the rear end of this tractor because it is 60 horsepower the other ones are both 60 or 65 horsepower so they might even be a little bit bigger and an M 70 60 I'm gonna say is definitely a little bit beefier and different from this the one difference on M 70 60 that I am from what I know right now is that the lift cylinders are not internal they are external that's gonna be a major difference I believe on the new M series versus this old M series the thing one thing that will be standard is gonna be your single rear remote valve on this tractor and we're going to also see that standard on the coyote tractor as a standard feature just from the company straight from the factory I'm telescopic and links and on the noose M 70 60 you're gonna have telescopic three-point hitch arms as well as side links but more or less again I don't want to focus on this rear end because it is really outdated but I just wanted to show each one here the difference now we look at this guy alright a similar horsepower this is only about four horsepower more than that M 5700 there and we're gonna see this rear end it looks totally different and you're gonna notice that we got telescopic end links which the M 70 60 also has inside links a little bit bigger size drawbar more of a farming style with a plugin for you know tone around a hay wagon or whatever which will be an option on some of the other tractors as well but that's standard from the factory dual rear remote standard with the option for a third and on the coyote and the Kubota you're able to get up to three remotes so that's kind of nice as well changing the the three-point hitch arm height super nice on these and links right here and that's on both sides mind you so you just pull that up and you can just keep that will lower or heighten them or widen them per se and stuff so that's kind of nice a nice option for sure so with after looking at that now we're gonna look at the new coyote this is going to be more or less a very similar design to what the M 70 60 has with the externals from what I remember here you're gonna have the adjustment on one side a straight leg on the other side telescopic end links side links and single rear remote valve which is standard on the Kubota right now from the factory as well one thing that none of the other manufacturers have is this little handle lever which is something that you know isn't really expensive for the company to throw in there but really is a nice feature so when these three-point hitch arms are up or down and you get off the tractor and the tractors running or get outside the cab you want to hook up your attachment you simply can lift and lower this while the tractors running and when there's hydraulic power to it these arms will lift and lower without needing to get back inside your cab to operate your three-point hitch so this is a three-point hitch arm up and down level lever basically and that's a really nice feature that a lot of people like on this tractor that some of the ones don't have external Pistons on the lift so again gonna be pretty similar to what the Kubota is gonna offer in a brand new 70 60 but after looking at these three rear ends you're gonna definitely notice that the one in the middle was very very much so bigger and it definitely is because the the physical specs show that the weight difference between these tractors is 70 60 or 60 60 is gonna be without a loader this is gonna be specs without a loader but weights around 50 300 pounds or 50 200 pounds somewhere in that range I think it was right around there without a loader this guy in between is 7,500 pounds with no loader on it okay and then the coyote is right around 5,800 pounds so major difference between this one and the other two on the sides on with the Kubota being the lightest in its size on but more or less this is just way bigger than anything in its size we've never really seen something this massive for this horsepower with the weight it's got so all these loaders are gonna weigh in the neighborhood a 16 or 1,600 to 2,000 pounds on any brand more or less hydraulic power as well we'll talk about that the M 70 60 brand new has got around 11 gallons per minute full flow rate on the total tractor right here we're at like eleven point two so right in the same neighborhood on the Mahindra and then the Coyotes got 17 point six so that is one difference that the coyote will have on top of all these is a hydraulic power with the pump flow but more or less going to do a similar similar thing on all these tractors rear lights on all the cab's side mirrors and all the cabs front window wiper standard looks like this one was wired up with with a rear wiper as an option this all these have the option for a rear wiper radio is an option and that's pretty much kind of it all the loaders on these are quick detach on anything so you can take the whole loader off in about five minutes or less they're all gonna have kickstands they're all gonna have quick disconnect color-coded hydraulic lines in the front and more or less yeah it's gonna be really easy to take off your loader for you farmers that want to get in the Hayfield or something like that and ted some hay or cut some hay without a loader on there so we'll head back to the front and that's pretty much it that we're going to show you today on these tractors so all these guys are also gonna have level indicator so from the front you can when you're sitting in your cab seat you're gonna notice that level rod right there level rod right there and the Kabuto also got one on it so that's kind of a nice little feature but so we did a little video on this on sub compact tractors when we got in a used smaller older Kubota and we did some other you know Mahindra and coyote compact or subcompact comparison videos with it we're not really here today to bash up this tractor or say that one is better than the other we're really just pointing out that we got three different brands of tractors that are all in that utility frame size that you can look at whether it's a used utility frame tractor we got one in stock maybe even two or three at the time you come in and you know two new ones that we sell brand new so a lot of times people look at used tractors and come in really be hot on it and then they look at financing and stuff and sometimes buying a new ones the way to go right now with some rebates so people also try you know maybe this tractor see how it runs see how they like it then maybe try something to compare brand new so that's more or less what I'm here today to show you more or less the differences on the older style tractor what's something that is 10 or 15 years old in this side is going to look like not necessarily the physical specs though so like I talked about in the video we mostly reference to the newest Kubota M 70 60 or 60 60 cab which is which is a fine tractor and they sell a lot of them so anyways guys my name is Marsha Kirby from Orchard Hill farm equipment if you have any questions on any of these brand tractors or any other brand tractor out there in this size or any other size feel free to email me at info at Orchard Hill sales comm and I'll try and get back to you and answer any questions you have subscribe obviously to these YouTube videos is plenty to come and check us out on our website WWE title sales comm we're located in Belchertown Massachusetts on route 9 thanks guys

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Length: 13min 59sec (839 seconds)

Published: Sat Sep 15 2018