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Read articles →Rather than relying on manufacturer specs, which the host finds inconsistent and poorly defined, this video devises its own repeatable turning-radius test across four tractors: the John Deere 1025R, 2038R, 3046R, and Kubota LX3310. Using drone footage and tape measurements at two points (front tire edge and loader bucket tip), it produces actual inch/feet diameter numbers for each machine. Best for shoppers weighing maneuverability differences between 1-series, 2-series, and Kubota compact tractors.
An owner-operator channel focused on hands-on compact tractor projects, with no apparent dealer affiliation, though the host openly favors John Deere framing at times.
The 1025R is in a class by itself, turning much tighter than the 2038R, 3046R, and Kubota LX3310, visible clearly in the drone footage circles.
Yes, the LX3310 turned shorter than the 2038R by about 8 inches in diameter at the tire, which surprised the host.
The Kubota loader sticks out further than the Deere loaders, adding about 4 inches to the diameter measured at the bucket tip.
No, the test was done without using steering brakes at all, since brake-assisted specs vary and are confusing to interpret.
