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Read articles →A promotional comparison, almost certainly dealer-produced, that pits the Mahindra 4025 against the Kubota L3800 using specific percentage claims: 250% more loader lift capacity, 90% more built-in weight, 133% more backhoe dig depth, and an engine displacement advantage. No live footage or hands-on testing, it's a scripted talking-points video. Kubota shoppers wanting a balanced take should look elsewhere; Mahindra-leaning buyers will find the spec claims conveniently assembled in one place.
The script closes with a call to visit your local Mahindra dealer, strongly suggesting this is dealer or brand-affiliated promotional content rather than an independent owner review.
The 4025 gives 23% more lift height and 250% more lift capacity because the loader is midmount and tied to the rear end, unlike the Kubota which is bolted to the center.
A five-year, 3,000-hour, whichever comes first, powertrain warranty standard equipment, with no deductible, unlike Kubota where you pay extra.
The 4025 has a heavy-duty wet sleeve engine with 7% more horsepower and 82% more displacement, rated at 2,300 RPM versus the Kubota needing 2,800 RPM.
Yes, an optional BH86 backhoe is available with 133% more dig depth and 7% more dig force than Kubota.
