John Deere 4052R Vs. Kubota MX5400

In this video, Travis takes a deep dive between the Kubota MX5400 and the John Deere 4052R. These machines are highly regarded in the industry, each offering unique features and capabilities that make them suitable for both small property owners and commercial use.

00;00;17;49: Who needs the John Deere 4052R

00;01;12;25 Build Quality of Machines John Deere Vs. Kubota:
Discover the structural differences, including the placement of steering components and the implications for durability. We also compare the lighting systems, discussing the practicality of LED versus halogen lights and their impact on visibility during work.

00;02;24;44: John Deere 4052R Precision and Control Features:
The John Deere 4052R comes equipped with advanced precision controls like LoadMatch and MotionMatch, making it ideal for tasks requiring fine adjustments. We’ll discuss how these features enhance productivity and ease of use, especially in commercial applications like laser grading.

00;06;37;57 John Deere Vs. Kubota Cab overview:
A tractor's comfort can significantly impact your work experience. We’ll compare the cab interiors of both models, focusing on insulation, noise levels, and overall user comfort. The video also delves into the different control systems, with a detailed look at the John Deere’s twin-touch pedal system versus the Kubota’s treadle pedal.

[tylerbrown]

I'm thinking the M would be a closer match. Isn't the R about 10k more? Just saying...

[brianlb]

Why not do a proper comparison and compare it to a Grand L which is the competitor to the Deere R. How about mentioning that the 4052r has the same cab as the 3036r or any 3r. How about telling people the Deere is now made in Mexico? YOu seem to want to bash Kubota a lot but most deere stuff isn't even made in the US anymore. I'll take a Japanese built product with quality over a US built one where they cut corners as much as possible.

[southernheritage]

I ain’t ever seen a Escalade with cloth seats

[tylerknoll]

This made me mad for one you are comparing a economy tractor to a feacher rich one and nobody runs the treadle petal like that and it's a preference of which petal you like and the kubota lifts higher so of course it won't lif as much at full hite a the tie rods are below the frunt axial which is subsepuboll to damage then tie rods in frunt and above the low Ponte of the axial and guided and about the rear being made of less metal well tractors can't do more than what they are rated for and a cylinder is own of the best load bearing shapes out there

[NovaSupernova]

Nobody that owns a Kubota has a problem throttling. You make it sound like the Kubota is going to ruin your legs when in fact throttling forward is done with the pedal extension to the left of the pedal and reverse is easier. With the Kubota you keep your heel on the floor of the cab and rotate your toe from forward to reverse. I have owned a couple for several years. No one rests their entire foot on the throttling pedals.

[boagoserema]

It's like the presentor has been incentivefied

[MrDadyD]

"You will find that John Deere is easy to service and easy to work on.."... Is this a joke? Also, I will take Kabuta's metal hoods any day over Deere's plastic crap. Atleast it wil survive if a rock or a stone hits it, and not shatter on impact.

[garywood]

I have a Kubota you couldn't give me to John Deere for who makes the motor YamahaI just paint them😊 green and send them over to John Deere

[dans]

I hope you don't have to work on the deer no DIY. $$$$