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Read articles →A real-world owner review from someone whose wife has logged 1,600 hours on a 2018 4066R at a working equestrian farm. The video covers emissions behavior, hydrostatic transmission ease-of-use, loader bucket choices, greasing access, cab size (blunt criticism for anyone over 6 feet), HVAC shortcomings, lack of an engine block heater, and fuel efficiency, with frequent Kubota comparisons. Best for buyers weighing the 4066R for mixed mowing and property work.
Posted by the T & T Landscape & Masonry channel, whose owner also runs Kubota and JCB equipment on what appears to be a working farm and landscaping operation, lending a cross-brand comparison perspective rather than a dealership sales angle.
It has about 1,600 hours and has very rarely been broken, only the glass window broke once from a strut issue. Otherwise it has been reliable.
No, it is 66 horsepower so it does not require DEF, still cycles through burnoff about every 70 hours, and has had absolutely no emissions issues.
No, for someone 6'2" the cab is incredibly small, legs hit the steering wheel even with the seat all the way back, and the leg is at a 90 degree angle on the pedals.
It seems extremely efficient on fuel compared to a 91 horsepower Kubota, and the grease fittings are easier to locate and grease than on the Kubota.
