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Read articles →This is a scripted, feature-by-feature comparison video promoting the John Deere 2038R over the Kubota B3350, covering weight, tire spacing, foot controls, seat comfort, lighting, the 220R loader's self-park feature, AutoConnect mower deck, Command Cut height control, the 270B backhoe hookup, service intervals, and fuel tank placement. It's entirely narration with no hands-on operation shown, and every comparison favors the 2038R, so treat the specifics as marketing claims rather than independent testing.
Posted by Heritage Tractor, and the one-sided script strongly suggests dealer/John Deere promotional content rather than an independent comparison.
The 2038R's 220R loader has a self-park feature with an integrated parking stand, while the B3350's LA534 loader requires trips to and from the seat and uses two independent stands that can sink into the ground.
The 2038R needs the transmission hydraulic oil changed every 1,200 hours, compared to every 400 hours on the Kubota B3350.
The 2038R uses AutoConnect drive-over deck technology to connect in under a minute without leaving the seat, while the B3350 requires the operator to get off and manually secure the PTO and adjust cutting height.
The 2038R's fuel tank is on the left rear fender for ground-level filling, while the B3350's tank is on the hood, risking spills onto the hood and engine compartment.
