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Read articles →This is a real owner's point-by-point comparison of the XR4155 against a Kubota he previously owned, following an earlier video on things he disliked. He covers the quick-attach loader, telescoping three-point, rear remotes, hand throttle, loader valve smoothness, seat adjustability, engine bay access, and build quality/welding, weighing each against Kubota and John Deere equivalents. Best for buyers cross-shopping brands who want candid, feature-by-feature owner impressions rather than a polished walkaround.
Posted by an actual owner comparing this tractor directly against his prior Kubota, giving a hands-on but informal, sometimes rambling perspective rather than a scripted review.
The XR4155 has a larger quick detach bucket and lifts a bit more, but the loader valve is not as smooth as the owner's Kubota was.
Yes, rear remotes and a trailer hitch come standard, while John Deere charged extra, around thirteen hundred dollars for two remotes.
It is easier to get to than on the owner's Kubota, since everything is more open on the XR4155 with the loader.
The welding looks rough in spots, similar to other tractors in this class, and dealerships touch up paint where crates rubbed during shipping.
