Either. Both are great choices. I thought I was buying a Kubota until I went to the dealer and they treated me like an afterthought. I went to Deere and felt appreciated so they got my $50k. That really sums it up and every part or implement I bought later from them they treated me with the same respect. Pick a dealer and then pick a tractor. Ignore price, if you spec it the same, the price is the same.
They’re both good choices. I say shop the dealerships and whichever one treats you better is the one I’d choose. I wanted a Kubota, but they wouldn’t give me the time of day, the JD dealership greeted me with open arms and threw in some extras to sweeten the pot, including a military discount. That was my experience, but everyone is different and that story might well have gone the reverse. Also, don’t rule out the used market. Dealerships usually have or can get a hold of hood quality used equipment
@@bryanzettel7787 we paid $30,000 for 49hp kubota l4670 with loader,bucket,forks,blower and trailer package deal wich the 2025 r here are around $82,800 with out any attachments and kubota has the most cheapest payments options
If you’re referring to the jd proprietary loader bucket design, they sell adapters. Kubota used to only offer a pin on bucket, but now offer both…for extra $. I have owned a lot of both colors and I really don’t have anything derogatory to say about the machines themselves
Used to have 5 deere, now traded 2 deere for 2 kubotas, and I like the machines. What made the difference for me is they gave me a big discount, ship parts to me for free, and the sales rep was really helpful and treats me well amd worked really hard for my business. The Deere salesman didn't want to discount anything, always wants to charge me up the ass for service, and would never send a tech out for service. Charge me $500 each way for service, so would cost me $1000 without the tech looking at the tractor. Bought 2 Kubota M7060 over the Deere 5000 series tractors and love em.
the 3033r are $86,980 here wich rediculas and kubotas are pretty better price plus cheaper with package deals wich kubota has package deals on this year kubota and trailer and impellements together
I’m with the other commenters, it’s more about the dealership than the machine for big names like those two. I bought a Kubota and have regretted not visiting the Deere dealership first. Had it one year today and due to the poor dealership experience over that time, I have already been to the Deere dealership to get a feel for how they treat people. That said, I have since spoken with the sales people to look at doing a trade (going to size up this time 😉) and I just have to make a final decision. Much better experience there. My Kubota is great, a little small in retrospect, but that was my own fault. Love the machine but dread dealing with the Kubota dealership.
I like Kubota but their dealers are all shitty in my experience. I’ve come across a few that won’t pass incentives from Kubota onto the customer. Some are thousands higher than suggested retail and won’t deal whether you take financing or pay cash. Others will scalp you on parts. The one I bought my zero turn from wanted to charge me $22 for an oil filter. These compacts are really overpriced for the value they offer and Land Pride was always a low tier manufacturer sold at farm stores. I’m looking at New Holland.
Either. Both are great choices. I thought I was buying a Kubota until I went to the dealer and they treated me like an afterthought. I went to Deere and felt appreciated so they got my $50k. That really sums it up and every part or implement I bought later from them they treated me with the same respect. Pick a dealer and then pick a tractor. Ignore price, if you spec it the same, the price is the same.
They’re both good choices. I say shop the dealerships and whichever one treats you better is the one I’d choose. I wanted a Kubota, but they wouldn’t give me the time of day, the JD dealership greeted me with open arms and threw in some extras to sweeten the pot, including a military discount. That was my experience, but everyone is different and that story might well have gone the reverse.
Also, don’t rule out the used market. Dealerships usually have or can get a hold of hood quality used equipment
my kubota dealer here in pei hires a trucker to deliver any equipment wheres in canada and u.s
This is true! I was looking to stay green, but ended up going orange due to quality, steel fenders and hood and dealership topped it off.
@@bryanzettel7787 we paid $30,000 for 49hp kubota l4670 with loader,bucket,forks,blower and trailer package deal wich the 2025 r here are around $82,800 with out any attachments and kubota has the most cheapest payments options
Great video, I just purchased my LX2610 with a cab and got it financed thru Kubota with 0% for 84 months in Houston Tx.
yeah we got a l4760 and loader,bucket,forks,blower and new trailer it came with as a package deal wich was less cost
I would never trade my Kubota for a green yanmar.
If you’re referring to the jd proprietary loader bucket design, they sell adapters. Kubota used to only offer a pin on bucket, but now offer both…for extra $. I have owned a lot of both colors and I really don’t have anything derogatory to say about the machines themselves
Used to have 5 deere, now traded 2 deere for 2 kubotas, and I like the machines. What made the difference for me is they gave me a big discount, ship parts to me for free, and the sales rep was really helpful and treats me well amd worked really hard for my business. The Deere salesman didn't want to discount anything, always wants to charge me up the ass for service, and would never send a tech out for service. Charge me $500 each way for service, so would cost me $1000 without the tech looking at the tractor. Bought 2 Kubota M7060 over the Deere 5000 series tractors and love em.
the 3033r are $86,980 here wich rediculas and kubotas are pretty better price plus cheaper with package deals wich kubota has package deals on this year kubota and trailer and impellements together
I have an LX3310, I love it. Thanks for the video
Those are nice machines.
You may be very surprised about how tough the 1025 actually is and it’s still 25 HP
I’m with the other commenters, it’s more about the dealership than the machine for big names like those two. I bought a Kubota and have regretted not visiting the Deere dealership first. Had it one year today and due to the poor dealership experience over that time, I have already been to the Deere dealership to get a feel for how they treat people. That said, I have since spoken with the sales people to look at doing a trade (going to size up this time 😉) and I just have to make a final decision. Much better experience there. My Kubota is great, a little small in retrospect, but that was my own fault. Love the machine but dread dealing with the Kubota dealership.
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I like Kubota but their dealers are all shitty in my experience. I’ve come across a few that won’t pass incentives from Kubota onto the customer. Some are thousands higher than suggested retail and won’t deal whether you take financing or pay cash. Others will scalp you on parts. The one I bought my zero turn from wanted to charge me $22 for an oil filter. These compacts are really overpriced for the value they offer and Land Pride was always a low tier manufacturer sold at farm stores. I’m looking at New Holland.
I ended up buying a Yanmar
Have you cleared purchasing a tractor with Justin Trudeau?
Lol.