Hey, great vid! Better than the salesman at Kubota.... I looked at the L6060 yesterday. Almost the same machine. The L6060 is a bit larger in size, weight and of course hp. L6060 has a turbo charger to add up to the 60 hp mark. I think the cab is identical to yours. I did like the hydro pedal on the Kubota too. Very easy to operate the machine. The New Holland I looked at just didn't please me personally at all. Funny how we both have looked at the New Holland! I think I will be going after that L6060 in a couple months.
Wow! Impressive view. The tractor is really nice too. I will only purchase a cab tractor from now on. Currently with New Holland open cab. The dust is tough to handle. Othér weather factors a less oppressive than that dang dust. My 45hp might be a little light too.
You have your throttle up button on the joystick only at 1900 RPM? What do you normally run your RPMs at? ... You don't run that tractor at least 21 2200 RPM while working it will go into a region quite often... Not good to lug or putt-putt with a diesel motor
Ptken No tool box on the one I have. There is a small holder of sorts on the left side that holds a some small stuff, kind of like a small open glove box, but could not be considered a tool box.
Are you aware the instrument display has a clock you can set? (Yours isn’t set in this video). Also, you can change the display to gallons instead of liters. Finally, there is a fully built in maintenance log that will indicate when service is due. I have one of the Grand L tractors, great machine. Thanks for the video.
@@McJones78 Press the button to the left of the steering wheel that cycles through the various screens. If I recall, cycle through until the screen that shows HST Mode, Throttle Up, Response, etc. Once on this screen, press and hold the screen cycle button until settings appear. Now just give a quick press of the button to highlight each setting; a long press to select that setting to make changes, and quick presses to actually make the changes. You should see time or clock as a setting. Do this for the other screens as well; some have settings you can set such as a trip computer, maintenance intervals, etc. Hope that helps.
thanks...you have helped me make my decision for a 4760..i have a L4240 bought new in 2010. looking to upgrade to a cab model..been u tubing for info and or somebody that has a L4760..do u loose any power with air conditioning on or the heat..we have a steep hill on our road to house..our 4240 has been great ..not one problem!! any input u can give on the 4760 would be very much apreciated!!, thanks in advance..ptken@aol.com and we live in vermont,
Hey, great vid! Better than the salesman at Kubota.... I looked at the L6060 yesterday. Almost the same machine. The L6060 is a bit larger in size, weight and of course hp. L6060 has a turbo charger to add up to the 60 hp mark. I think the cab is identical to yours. I did like the hydro pedal on the Kubota too. Very easy to operate the machine. The New Holland I looked at just didn't please me personally at all. Funny how we both have looked at the New Holland! I think I will be going after that L6060 in a couple months.
Wow! Impressive view. The tractor is really nice too. I will only purchase a cab tractor from now on. Currently with New Holland open cab. The dust is tough to handle. Othér weather factors a less oppressive than that dang dust. My 45hp might be a little light too.
great video, thanks! How much is this one?
You have your throttle up button on the joystick only at 1900 RPM? What do you normally run your RPMs at? ... You don't run that tractor at least 21 2200 RPM while working it will go into a region quite often... Not good to lug or putt-putt with a diesel motor
Thanks for the advice, but this is an engine, not a motor ;)
@@kevvinbcrane1540 seriously? .. either way if you're this heavy equipment operator? You should know better to run a diesel !!engine!! at higher RPMs
sorry to bother you ..but does the 4760 have any kind of tool box?? thanks again.. pt ken
Ptken No tool box on the one I have. There is a small holder of sorts on the left side that holds a some small stuff, kind of like a small open glove box, but could not be considered a tool box.
Are you aware the instrument display has a clock you can set? (Yours isn’t set in this video). Also, you can change the display to gallons instead of liters. Finally, there is a fully built in maintenance log that will indicate when service is due.
I have one of the Grand L tractors, great machine. Thanks for the video.
how do i set the time please
@@McJones78 Press the button to the left of the steering wheel that cycles through the various screens. If I recall, cycle through until the screen that shows HST Mode, Throttle Up, Response, etc. Once on this screen, press and hold the screen cycle button until settings appear. Now just give a quick press of the button to highlight each setting; a long press to select that setting to make changes, and quick presses to actually make the changes. You should see time or clock as a setting. Do this for the other screens as well; some have settings you can set such as a trip computer, maintenance intervals, etc. Hope that helps.
thanks...you have helped me make my decision for a 4760..i have a L4240 bought new in 2010. looking to upgrade to a cab model..been u tubing for info and or somebody that has a L4760..do u loose any power with air conditioning on or the heat..we have a steep hill on our road to house..our 4240 has been great ..not one problem!! any input u can give on the 4760 would be very much apreciated!!, thanks in advance..ptken@aol.com and we live in vermont,
Ptken No power loss at all, as a matter if fact you can't even tell the a.c. is on.......except for the cold air coming out of the vents.
Ptken glad I could help out BTW. Enjoy your new tractor!