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Read articles →A spec-sheet comparison video where the host talks himself through whether to upgrade from his own Kubota M4 to an M5-111 or a John Deere 5100E. He works through horsepower, PTO output, engine displacement, weight, and transmission details side by side, with a clear lean toward Kubota on value. He also raises the oddity of a track-equipped M5-111 listing. Best for shoppers already narrowing between these two models who want a numbers-driven take from a utility-tractor owner.
Good Works Tractors is a tractor-attachment dealer that ships nationally, so the host has a commercial stake in the tractor market, though this video is framed around a personal upgrade decision rather than a direct sales pitch.
The Kubota has more horsepower and more PTO horsepower than the John Deere 5100E, even though the John Deere costs more.
The John Deere 5100E weighs about 8,150 pounds compared to the Kubota's 7,700 pounds, making the Deere heavier by around 500 pounds.
The Kubota is a 3.8 liter, 230 cubic inch engine while the John Deere is a 4.5 liter, 276 cubic inch engine, both four-cylinder OEM engines.
It carries about a $5,000 premium and raises concerns like where to put rim guard ballast in the tracks, since tracks are likely lighter than wheel and tire setups.
