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Read articles →This short clip focuses narrowly on cab visibility and window design, comparing the John Deere 4066R and Kubota L6060 from an operator who says his crew shattered two or three rear windows on the Deere this season. It covers the 4066R's lack of corner windows and unheated rear glass versus the L6060's layout. Most useful for commercial operators who run rear-mounted blowers.
Posted by the Stefano Narducci channel, whose description suggests hands-on commercial use rather than a dealership or media context, though no further background is provided.
Operators open the back window for fresh air, and if the blower is lifted or they drive with the window open and blower up, the rear window shatters. The crew broke two or three this year.
No, the transcript states there are no corner windows in the John Deere 4066R, which is called a huge flaw, and it also lacks a rear heated window.
The L6060 has corner windows for fresh air and a well designed rear window that will not break even with a blower on the back left open while driving.
| John Deere 4066R | Kubota L6060 | |
|---|---|---|
| PTO horsepower | 57 hp | 53 hp |
| Loader lift capacity | 400E: 3,853 lbf at pivot point; 2,902 lbf 500 mm forward of pivot point; 440R NSL: 4,027 lbf at pivot point; 3,037 lbf 500 mm forward of pivot pin; 440R MSL: 3,844 lbf at pivot point; 3,346 lbf 500 mm forward of pivot pin | 3,171 lbf |
| 3-point lift capacity | 3,130 lb | 3,858 lb |
| Hydraulic flow | 10.2 gpm | 9.4 gpm |
