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Read articles →A dealership walkaround that frames the John Deere 4066M as a direct rival to the Kubota MX, hitting specific comparison points: loader lift capacity, three-point hitch rating, transmission style, warranty length, and maintenance intervals like lube points and brake service frequency. It's brief and sales-oriented rather than hands-on, with no live operation shown. Most useful to early-stage shoppers doing a quick spec-level comparison between these two models.
This is a dealership channel promoting inventory at their Haytime location, so the framing is explicitly pro-John Deere and should be weighed accordingly.
The 4066M loader, the 400E, will lift over 760 pounds, which is a little more than the Kubota MX will lift.
The 4066M three-point hitch will lift 2,500 pounds, roughly 200 pounds more than the Kubota MX.
After 600 service hours, 4M owners should service their brakes just once, compared to six times for the Kubota MX.
Standard warranty is two-year, 2,000 hour, which is 500 hours more than Kubota, plus a 72 month powertrain warranty.
