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Read articles →An owner who put 2,300 hours on a Kubota M6060 before trading it for a John Deere 5067E gives a direct side-by-side comparison from real use. He works through specific differences in transmission feel, turning radius, front axle durability, loader lift strength, and serviceability access points, noting advantages and drawbacks on both sides. Best for buyers deciding between these two models in this horsepower class.
The channel appears to be run by an owner-operator who trades and works tractors hands-on, though no formal credentials or affiliations are stated.
The Kubota had a noticeably better turning radius, probably among the best for its size. The John Deere isn't as good but is still decent, not horrible.
The John Deere 500M loader outlifts the Kubota LA1154 when curling heavy loads like a stump bucket or forks, though boom lift is similar between them.
The owner had to replace bearings in the front axles at about 2,000 hours, the only mechanical repair done, likely from stress on the four-wheel drive setup.
The John Deere hydraulic filter can be changed without losing fluid, while the Kubota would dump a lot of fluid without a vacuum pump to hold suction.
