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Read articles →A dealer lot walkthrough filmed on a single day in February 2024, covering multiple used and new-to-them tractors across brands, Kubota Grand L, Kioti, and Coyote (DK, NS, NX series). The host touches on loader lift capacity, cab ergonomics, tire types, warranty status, and depreciation logic. Most useful for shoppers open to alternatives to John Deere or Kubota who want a quick sense of what a multi-brand dealer currently has in stock.
Good Works Tractors is a tractor attachment dealer and reseller, so expect a sales-oriented perspective favoring the brands and machines they carry.
The host says John Deere officially reduced loader lift capacity to around 880 pounds, which he calls shockingly low for a tractor of that size.
The Coyote tractors have full warranty since they were unregistered leftovers, covering six years powertrain and two years bumper to bumper once registered.
The Coyote DK series is smaller but lifts as much or more, weighs as much, offers more power, and costs a lot less than comparable John Deere or Kubota models.
The host recommends buying a very low hour tractor that already had its initial depreciation hit taken by the first owner, so value declines slowly afterward.
