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Read articles โAn owner-operator who personally owns the 4066R goes spec-by-spec through both machines in an 18-minute side-by-side walkaround. Covers loader lift heights and capacities, transmission differences (including the L6060's six-speed hydro versus Deere's power reverser option), pedal design, hood access, fuel fill location, and backhoe digging depth. Numbers are cited but neither machine is driven. Best for buyers who have narrowed their search to these two top-of-compact-class models.
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At the pivot point, the 4066R has 110 inches of max lift height while the L6060 has 112 inches.
It has three ranges (high, medium, low) each with a high and low micro adjustment, giving six speeds total, double most hydro transmissions.
The Kubota's fuel fill is in a convenient low location near the ground, while the John Deere's fuel fill is located on the fender.
At a two-foot flat bottom digging depth, the John Deere has 102 inches versus 110 inches on the Kubota.
| 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 |
