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Read articles →Part of a multi-brand comparison series, this dealer-lot walkaround has Brock, a self-described John Deere owner, reviewing the 4066 cab layout, E-Hydro controls, loader quick-attach, and three-point system, then closing with a price ladder that slots the 4066 at roughly $60k against competitors from $35k to $63k. He candidly flags the small cab and aging platform. Best for shoppers actively comparing brands on price and features.
An owner-operator channel where the host openly discloses he already owns John Deere equipment, which shapes a generally favorable but occasionally critical perspective on the brand.
Reasons given include John Deere's large dealer network, strong parts availability within 24 hours, and American engineering features like easy three-point and mower deck hookups.
If load match is turned on, the tractor automatically increases RPMs when driving into a heavy load like a pile of rocks that would otherwise bog it down.
The reviewer says the cab feels smaller than competitors because it lacks quarter panel windows, with the door and back hatch close to the operator, though there's still plenty of room.
It's priced around $60,000, a big jump from cheaper options like the TYM at $35,000, though Kubota's equivalent tractor is even more at $63,000.
