M7060 Cab

The synchronized four speeds of the main shift and a high/low range supply tractors with 8 Forward and 8 Reverse speeds. Cab console shown here.

For heavy-duty work such as plowing, hay work and heavy trailer applications, M7060 series 4WD models can be equipped with an F12/R12 transmission. This transmission features six speeds of the main shift and a high/low range giving it a total of 12 Forward and 12 Reverse speeds.

Better than ever, our Hydraulic Shuttle makes shifting between forward and reverse smooth and effortless. With the Hydraulic Shuttle, a column-mounted lever, conveniently located next to the steering wheel, does all the work. Boost productivity, especially while using loaders, by eliminating the need to depress the clutch every time you change directions.

The Category I & II 3-point hitches provide fast and simple attachment of rear-mounted implements. Two external hydraulic cylinders provide equal lifting force and smooth transfer of hydraulic power for easy operation.

For economy PTO operation, change the lever to 540E position. Engine is run at lower RPM to save fuel and reduce operating noise while still turning PTO shaft at 540RPM. Under the economy PTO operation, 540 PTO RPM is available at 1828 engine RPM on the M6060/M7060.

All engines provide electronic control of engine RPM. Activating the system keeps engine revolution nearly constant with a push of the switch, preventing a reduction in PTO speed and enabling stable operation. It makes working with PTO-driven implements much more efficient.

The bevel-gear front axle provides the M-Series with better all-around maneuverability, especially for jobs in tight spaces. The greater front-axle oscillating angle also offers increased lateral operation on uneven terrain.

Switching the 4-wheel drive on and off is easy and quick, and done with one simple switch* or lever*. Best of all, there's no need to stop the tractor even when moving out of a field onto a road, so you can stay productive. The 4WD indicator on the LED readout lets you know you're in 4WD. (Do not engage while carrying heavy loads, or when rear wheel is spinning).