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Read articles →Part 2 of an owner's cabin-focused walkaround, this video goes control-by-control through the 3033R cab: seating, HVAC, braking, diff lock, PTO, cruise control, and several owner-added items like a phone mount, horn, beacon, and inclinometer gauges. It draws repeated direct comparisons to a Kubota the owner previously ran. Best for buyers weighing cab ergonomics and real-world quirks, especially the heavy HST pedal tension and a few early dealer warranty items.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from their own machine, with a clear prior-Kubota-owner perspective.
Yes, the owner says there is a lot of spring tension, estimating it takes about fifteen to twenty pounds of leg force, calling it excessive compared to the Kubota's roughly two pounds.
No, the owner says it did not come with a horn and added one from John Deere, noting it is a safety problem not having one to get someone's attention.
On the 3033R the mid-deck height is controlled separately from the three-point, while on the Kubota the deck and rear share the same mechanism, which can cause interference issues.
The dealer told the owner that the tension cannot be adjusted on these units.
