01Kubota M5 + Land Pride RC5710
Complete Kubota M-series tractor and 10-foot RC5710 in one frame. Best reference for tractor-to-implement proportions and drawbar placement.
Ten verified photographs of equipment that actually exists. The set separates client-confirmed facts from our mower-model inference so concept art does not become a fabricated product promise.
In the July 21 demonstration, Paul selected the M7, a 10-foot mower, and the mowing task. He did not name the mower model or specify rear, front, three-point, or pull-type mounting.
No photograph located proves the exact combination “Kubota M7 + confirmed 10-foot rear-only mower.” The closest verified configurations use Kubota M4/M5 tractors or show the 10-foot mower by itself.
All ten originals are cataloged in ForgeMedia with the kubota, real-photo, m7, and 10-foot-mower tags. Rankings favor physical credibility over visual similarity alone.
01Complete Kubota M-series tractor and 10-foot RC5710 in one frame. Best reference for tractor-to-implement proportions and drawbar placement.
02Proves that a broad, low, fixed 10-foot deck mounted directly behind a Kubota exists. The attachment geometry is closer to the concept image than the offset RC5710.
03Closer view of the actual rear attachment, deck width, and wheel arrangement. Useful for correcting the concept’s vague hitch and support geometry.
04Shows the inferred mower working behind an orange Kubota M-series tractor. Strong operational reference; the tractor cannot be verified as M7.
05Best working view of the RC5710’s asymmetric single-wing form. This makes clear that the actual product does not resemble a simple centered rectangular deck.
06A real 10-foot mower with a centered, fixed broad deck. Mechanically and visually closer to the concept than the offset RC5710, but not yet tied to Paul’s selected profile.
07Clearly documents the physical tongue, driveline, dual gearboxes, chain guards, and fixed deck that the concept image currently omits.
08Cleanest full implement view. It reveals the offset wing, drawbar, PTO, hydraulic cylinders, and multiple transport wheels hidden in field photography.
09An unpolished dealer-yard view confirming the product’s real mass, hardware density, wing articulation, and non-conceptual proportions.
10Retained only because it clearly shows the real pull-type connection and PTO routing. It must never be presented as a Kubota pairing.
Use photo 01 to discuss the inferred Land Pride RC5710, with the explicit note that the tractor shown is M5 and Kubota has not approved this mower model.
Use photos 02–03 to show that a wide, low, 10-foot rear-mounted deck exists. Again: those photographs show M4, not M7.
Ask Kubota to name or approve the mower model and mount type. Until then, label concept imagery “illustrative configuration,” not “Kubota M7 mower.”