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Read articles →This short clip focuses narrowly on comparing the Kubota L6060 against a John Deere 4R, listing specific advantages rather than doing a full walkaround: upgraded front fenders that reduce overspray, accessible battery placement under the hood, solid door hinges, weather stripping that's held up after five years, and cold-start performance down to minus 20 without being plugged in. Best for shoppers cross-shopping these two brands, not for specs or pricing.
Appears to be an owner sharing hands-on impressions from five years with the machine, framed specifically as a comparison favoring Kubota over John Deere.
Yes. It starts responsively with 10-30 oil even at minus 20 degrees without being plugged in, outperforming the John Deere 4R in this owner's experience.
The battery is very accessible. You pop the hood and it's right in the front, so you can easily get to it.
Yes, an upgraded kit is available from Kubota that covers the entire wheel, which keeps overspray off the cab.
On this five-year-old machine, the weather stripping has held up very well according to the owner.
