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Read articles →A hands-on owner review from someone a few months and 30-plus hours into using a 2019 3033R on real work sites, not a dealership walkthrough. He covers aftermarket additions he made (LED light bars, mirrors, rear wiper), compares the machine directly to his previous Kubota, and calls out specific problems he's actively dealing with, misaligned loader lifting ears, an oscillating loader hinge, and disappointing mowing deck ground clearance. Best for prospective buyers wanting an honest early-ownership perspective.
The presenter identifies himself as a consumer and business owner using the tractor on job sites, not affiliated with John Deere or a dealership, though the channel name suggests a solar or energy services background.
The lifting ears are not synced, one sits further out than the other, making it hard to hook up implements. Also one side of the loader hinge assembly is oscillating and jerking badly, and the dealer is investigating both issues.
Disappointing compared to his Kubota. The deck height adjustment only raises about one inch via an electric switch, unlike the Kubota which adjusted six or seven inches from the cab.
He added LED light bars for 360-degree visibility, a beacon light, John Deere mirrors for better sightlines along the wheel line, and a rear windshield wiper that did not come standard.
He likes the design and overall look better, saying the cab seems higher quality and sealed better than his Kubota, though the hood shape cuts off front visibility more.