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Read articles →A dealership-produced first episode that goes deeper than a typical sales walkaround: it covers SA221 specs and ergonomics on the machine, then runs a side-by-side spec comparison against the Kubota B2380 and John Deere equivalent (PTO horsepower, loader lift capacity, backhoe digging force, ground clearance, and more), and closes with live loader work using a box blade. Best for shoppers actively cross-shopping those three brands on paper.
Tractor Bob's is a certified Yanmar dealership, so the video is inherently sales-leaning, though it does include direct competitor comparisons pulled from manufacturer spec sheets.
Yanmar SA221 has 21.5 horsepower, Kubota B2380 has 21.6 horsepower, and the John Deere equivalent has 23.9 horsepower, so Yanmar is lowest.
Yanmar SA221 lifts 825 pounds, about 100 pounds more than the Kubota B2380 at 739 pounds.
Bucket cylinder digging force is 2,600 pounds for Yanmar versus 1,936 for Kubota, and dipper stick force is 1,475 versus 1,171 pounds per foot.
The Yanmar SA221 has 10.8 inches of ground clearance, compared to 8.4 inches on the Kubota B2380.
