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Read articles →This is a spec-sheet rebuttal video, not hands-on footage of either tractor. It runs through numbers favoring the Mahindra 4025 over the Kubota L3800: loader lift height and capacity, hitch lift capacity, engine displacement and RPM, seat features, backhoe dig depth/force, and warranty terms. No actual operation, digging, or loader work is shown. Useful for shoppers comparing spec claims on paper, not for seeing either tractor perform.
Framed explicitly as a pro-Mahindra counter-comparison, so expect one-sided marketing claims rather than neutral testing.
The 4025 gives 23% more lift height and 250% more lift capacity because the loader is mid-mounted and tied to the rear end, unlike the Kubota which is bolted to the center.
A 5-year, 3,000-hour, whichever comes first, powertrain warranty, standard equipment with no deductible. Kubota charges extra for similar coverage.
The 4025 has a heavy-duty wet sleeve engine with 7% more horsepower and 82% more displacement, rated at 2300 RPM versus the Kubota's 2800 RPM.
Yes, an optional BH 86 backhoe is available with 133% more dig depth and 7% more dig force than the Kubota L3800.
