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Read articles →This is an owner's point-by-point comparison explaining why he chose the Kubota L4760 over a similarly-sized John Deere, based on test-driving both. He walks through metal vs plastic hood panels, the three-point hitch pin system and top link hook, two-door cab access, and the deciding factor: fuel fill cap height and location. It's a talking-head opinion piece, not a walkaround or hands-on demo of the tractor working.
An owner sharing personal purchase reasoning shortly after buying the tractor, with more hands-on videos promised later.
The main reason was the diesel fill cap location. The Kubota's is at hip level and easy to fill, while John Deere places theirs up high, requiring you to lift fuel cans overhead.
Yes, he can enter and exit from the passenger side using a step he added. John Deere has a door there too but the controls and steering wheel block easy access.
The pin system is easier to move in and out to tilt implements, and the top link has a simple hook, unlike John Deere's complicated lever that he struggles with.
He says he cannot tell a difference in performance between the Kubota and a similar horsepower John Deere, calling both very good tractors.
