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Read articles →This isn't a hands-on demo of the B3350 itself but a point-by-point spec comparison against the John Deere 2032R, covering engine horsepower and torque, HST ranges, three-point lift capacity, loader specs, backhoe digging force and depth, seat comfort, and cab instrumentation. It's all numbers and marketing claims, no actual operation footage. Best for shoppers cross-shopping these two specific models who want Kubota's side of the argument.
Produced by the Edmonton Kubota Ltd. dealership channel, so this is a sales-oriented comparison favoring Kubota over its competitor.
The Kubota's 91.5 cubic inch four-cylinder engine makes 33 horsepower and 77.7 lb-ft of torque, giving it a 25-percent advantage over the John Deere's 31.7 horsepower, 63 lb-ft three-cylinder Yanmar engine.
The Kubota B877 backhoe digs 91.8 inches deep with 3,421 lbs bucket curl force and 2,190 lbs dipper stick force, compared to the John Deere's 78 inch depth, 2,450 lbs curl force, and 1,250 lbs dipper stick force.
Kubota has a 2,179 lb lift capacity at the lift points versus 1,433 lbs for the John Deere, and 1,676 lbs versus 1,250 lbs at 24 inches behind the links, a 34-percent advantage.
The Kubota seat uses parallel-link suspension instead of coil springs and comes standard with armrests, while the John Deere has no armrests and uses coil spring suspension.
