JOHN DEERE ISN'T WINNING ANY MORE...

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Today we'll show you the lineup of tractors we have at the shop (some for sale, some sold). The idea is to expose you to a lot of models you may not get exposed to otherwise. We'll do a quick overview of each model and the features it comes with, what we like and what we don't. We've got a lot of Kioti, as well as some John Deere and Kubota.
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[@GoodWorksTractors]

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[@DougAlesUSA]

…..so…… just going to not mention how any of us that desire more loader lift capacity do so by turning a screw?

[@timstapp374]

@@DougAlesUSA Without knowing factory specifications and a calibrated pressure gauge, I'd not recommend adjusting pressures. As a side bar, unless you know what you're doing, have factory specifications AND have enough ballast...You get where I'm going with this?

[@DougAlesUSA]

@@timstapp374 sadly my reply with details get deleted. Factory maintence manual shows the manufacturer pressure spec, companies such as boltonhooks sell calibrated gauges, this data is regularly discussed at tractor discussion groups.

[@DougAlesUSA]

@@timstapp374 I cant seem to reply with details without my comment disappearing. I can answer but it’s soon gone.

[@GoodWorksTractors]

@@happyjohn8256 Load Match and Motion Match never got touched in any of my 3r or 4r tractors. Who cares. Kioti has a very nice cab. My problem with Deere is that their prices are absolutely insane. If they are going to be 20-40% more, then that better come with a whole lotta extra benefits. My Deere dealers never have parts, they don’t have good techs anymore, long turn around times, and premium prices and parts and labor. Turns out plenty of people will buy tractors other than Deere or Kubota. Kioti is quality.

[@derekathoovertractor]

Great to see your lineup! We've been a Kioti dealer in central PA for 25+yrs and have seen them grow into a formidable brand. All the best 👍

[@wizard_of_poz4413]

Hope you do a better job than the kioti dealers here because I'll never ever consider that brand again as long as I live

[@RobertBrothersJr-dc7nr]

Great video Courtney. I love how you explained each tractor and the differences between them. I could watch this video all day. Thanks

[@carlmartinez7399]

I had a JD4500 that I bought new for 20 yrs. and it never, never gave me any problems, other than 2 batteries that went out on me. I took care of it: change the oils and kept it lubed. My uncle has a Kiote and it's nothing but problems after problem. I sold my JD and got me a subcompact Kubota BX23S a year ago. So far, no problems yet. I would of gone with JD but were too expensive.

[@DonnieDarko727]

Kiot E?

[@SetitesTechAdventures]

The disappointed speechlessness over the 880lb lift capacity is priceless. JD disappoints me regularly and I don't have one.

[@PurpleNovember]

Even on the bigger tractors it seems like the lifting capacity is down. I remember loaders around 30 years ago that were rated for 10k , I think the most I’ve seen on current tractors is under 7k.

[@Noah_E]

@@PurpleNovemberthat might also be due to how they were rated. Those higher ratings were at the pins instead of 500mm out from the FEL and 24" from the 3PH. That change is responsible for roughly a 26% drop in FEL capacity and 22% drop in 3PH capacity.

[@rcclassiccrawlers4368]

It is fairly easy to raise the lifting capacity on those loaders. You just need to be careful not to exceed the pressure rating of the hydraulic hoses.

[@ericscott7335]

His numbers are not correct.

[@PurpleNovember]

@@Noah_E It was at the pins. There’s been a lot of changes in the industry since then.

[@sawjunky5414]

Its been a while since ive watched anything from you. Different times. Great video nice to see you back into tractors again. Your videos were so much of a help to me back in 2019 in making my 2038r purchase. And i bought a tar river tiller from you. You were always kind and helpful on the phone. Thank you for all that you do for us on your channel Courtney.

[@bartonmd]

So true about the lightly used tractors! We got a 2021 3046R a couple months ago, with 320R loader, deck, 3rd function, wet tires + wheel weights, and 2 separate aftermarket rear remotes, and right at 300 hours on it, for right around $40k OTD. A brand new one would have been $60K OTD with that on it. This tractor is in addition to a 5320 weve had for years, and while it's on the small side for some things we do, its really too big for a lot of things on a tree farm. The 3046R, frankly, ended up being a much more serious tractor than i was anticipating, in addition to how maneuverable it is! Very happy with it!

[@courtneyanderson2293]

when you think about it being $67/hr for the previous owner, it isn't that bad. I know my F745 mower, traded in 2008 with 180 hrs ended up being $20/hr in depreciation. I bought a 3520 that I've put 180 hrs on and it's actually gone up about $15k in value from what I paid for it 4+ years ago.

[@bartonmd]

@@courtneyanderson2293 except we got it from our local dealer, and I have no idea what they gave the original owner for it.

[@belindakt]

Hi Courtney still here with ya, have been almost since the beginning, lol. Proud to see good people succeed, which you are obviously doing. Keep it up my good friend!

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Hey!!! Great to see your name pop up. Hope life is treating you well!

[@chriskent577]

Glad to see your back at it Courtney.

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Thanks Chris!

[@MyClutteredGarage]

Nice tour, Courtney. You have a nice clean inventory.

[@jimpowell9205]

In my neck of the woods, I’m seeing a LOT of Kioti & TYM tractors. I took your advice, and found me a cab-tractor with 60-hrs, at 47 HP. It’s a TYM!

[@10cocopuff]

Great video! Thanks for showing and explaining the differences between the different brands. I love that you always have a scripture at the end of your videos.

[@railroadroamer7467]

Purchased the Kioti DK4710 from these guys (might actually be the cab tractor inside being cleaned is now mine). Happy so far. Tractor came just as they said it would and fairly quickly. Highly recommend.

[@rogertaylor8615]

Great job explaining what to get

[@questionblechoices]

Glad to see to back at it! Hope you are doing well. I ended up buying a mahindra 1626, just wish i would of got the 3rd function.

[@orestwitiw213]

When I was looking for a small reliable tractor to blow out driveways I checked out Kioti, Deere and Kubota. I went with a BX2380 with a commercial front blower and rear blade. We added a Tektite cab with heat after freezing the first few snowstorms. I looked at the 1025 but the the blower was terrible. It had a cable that was wrapped around the chute to turn the chute! The augers weren’t serrated and with one of my JD lawn tractors the blower bounced around when it hit the city plow pile! The serrations make a huge difference! The Kubota had hydraulic chute rotation and a hydraulic deflector. I also wanted a cab that was a must when it’s -20 at 6am. I don’t understand why people have trouble with the Treddle pedal. My JD X310 had side by side pedals and I looked down to see which one I was on with my big boots. On my BX2380 I don’t even have to look down my heel finds the treadle pedal super easy! I don’t regret buying the BX2380 it’s been fantastic and it’s just the right size when working around garages and buildings! Glad to see you back selling because buyers now have a trustworthy place to buy from. Keep up the good work. Oh the BX2380 sure didn’t get much work this winter!

[@waynetharp]

How tall are you?? I am 6'4" and when sitting at a standard seat height. The closer the knee comes to your chest when seated, the harder it is to rock the ankle. I can actually get leg cramps from rocking the peddle while mowing or moving dirt where lots of forward/reverse is being done. Love my Kubotas, but the pedal design needs tossed.👍

[@clairdenning9062]

John Deere prices have gone stupid.

[@Fed-Dog]

Union labor.

[@andrewkirch5920]

I would love to see a video on the cleaning and detailing process.

[@bobcatsmith246]

Hello Shannon, Have you looked at the TYM tractors. I've looked at all the different brands of tractors for over two years before I saw a TYM T264 on marketplace , and then I watched every KZbin video on the T264. It was Tony's Tractor Adventures that sold me on getting the T264. It is overbuilt for its size. I also messaged the dealer many times just to make sure that it wasn't a scam. The dealer is in Alpena Michigan, I drove 4 hours to look at the tractor, and after test, driving it and talking more with the dealer, I bought the T264 with a loader and backhoe. It would be nice to have a TYM dealer closer to Plainwell. I've had since October of 2022, and I love it. The T264 does everything I need it to do. Love the videos. Keep up the good work, and God bless.

[@houstonfirefox]

I absolutely love my Tym T454 Cab/heat/AC with backhoe, a true workhorse

[@Homesteader455]

TYM is awesome! I’ve had my T25 for 2 years, no issues. Love it

[@reganmorben9248]

I believe several models of JD tractors are TYMs painted green. My understanding is JD doesn't make very many models of tractor themselves anymore, I believe they only make the really big AG tractors for themselves , almost everything else in their line is re-badged from "partner" manufacturers in China or Korea.. I know that until last year Hitachi built their excavators for them.

[@courtneyanderson2293]

@@reganmorben9248 their small tractors, 1-4 series are all built in the USA. No issue with mini excavators being built by quality suppliers. New Holland used to get theirs from Kobelco.

[@100dollarBob]

I think that idea is out to lunch. The parts and pieces may be sourced world wide but they are assembled in USA. @@reganmorben9248

[@timstapp374]

Courtney, I looked long and hard before I bought my Kioti CS2520. I have a New Holland dealer a quarter mile away and a John Deere dealer a half mile away from the end of my driveway. I bought the Kioti for a number of reasons. The CS2520 beat the pants off the JD. 1025 and the New Holland (additonally, the NH dealer had nothing without a cab. It would be destroyed by my trees). The difference in cost was astounding. I purchased my Kioti with Tractor, FEL and mower deck for substantially less than JD wanted for just the tractor. Plus, my dealer is amazing. They are an AG dealer and needed something in the SCUT and CUT range that CASE didn't offer. Additionally, my salesman bought the same tractor, exactly equipped for the same purpose as mine. He and the owner sold me. Family owned (like you) and has been in the farm equipment business since 1911.

[@bafumat]

Watch the belly mower on those. The gearbox has a shit designer and leaks all the oil out and burns up every two years or so. Watch that bottom seal. $300 if you rebuild it.

[@timziegler9358]

Thanks for the tractor review. Well done and instructive! Best wishes.

[@stephenoverstreet9898]

God bless you for listening to your viewers. Kioti is on another level, esp considering the value proposition for the quality/capacities/features. I absolutely love my CK3510. Is it perfect? No. Does it work for us? Perfectly. Great roundup!

[@orion3267]

Last year I got the Yanmar 424 with loader, forks and backhoe. Couldn’t beat the price with veteran discount and the dealer is just down the road a bit. I love it.

[@bradleymcclintock7771]

Looking good old boy thanks for sharing 👍🏻.

[@ProductiveRecreation]

Tractors hold value. If you plan to keep for the long haul, resale doesn’t matter. My grandfather paid $10,850 in 1982 for a new 4wd Ford 1700 tractor with loader. I’m still running that tractor and could probably sell it for about the same (or higher) price today. I could use a bigger tractor (under 6ft overall width and about 3,500lb base weight would be ideal), but that Ford won’t go anywhere if I buy a new tractor. I learned how to operate a tractor on that machine. The thing I don’t like about new machines are all the electronic controls. More to break and/or troubleshoot. I like simple mechanical fuel injection (instead of these new common rail direct injection engines).

[@kmb957]

I recently checked out Kioti and TYM tractors. They are very nice for the money. Far better price and doesnt lack in options.

[@mattski1156]

Always great video! Learned alot from you keep up the great videos

[@RandyBeretta-db5bg]

Always enjoy your videos.!

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Thanks Randy, appreciate you following along

[@jvin248]

Agree, horsepower needs are a fickle notion. The hardest working tractor on our farm, and we had much bigger machines for dragging a five bottom plow, was a 35hp Ferguson TO35 from 1955. Ran augers and elevators, manure spreader, square baler, brush hogging, rakes, hay wagon shuffle, and more. I learned to drive on that tractor. I still use that same tractor with a two bottom plow and snow blade these days.

[@roadstrom]

Kioti are excellent value mine was $37000 August 2022 for a RX7030 with a 4in1 bucket

[@carltrano1325]

I do like The kioti line of tractors. I myself still was unable to get myself to shell out that much money, I was however able to purchase a 2020 Branson 4720 with 400 hrs for $17.000 cash that I absolutely love. I have had the opportunity to run newer Kubota and John Deere products, I just don’t feel the price is worth the name recognition. After all If I want to feel nostalgic I’ll just jump on my Ford 3600 diesel great tractor.ps glad to see you back after the unwinter we had in Michigan.

[@troypaul2367]

Just adding the scripture at the end makes me want to buy a tractor from you guys. Thanks for using your platform to spread the Word! It is nice to see one dealer selling so many different brands and giving an honest assessment of them all. I had never considered a Kioti, but now I feel compelled to take a look at them.

[@ns4wsm]

Kioti has got there stuff together!

[@rcguymike]

Something that would be interesting to see someone go over is that the 3e loader geometry is quite different, it's made for tight quarters and fast cycle times. The specs at the ground and lower are comparable to 2R iirc, it's just the lift to full height rating is lower as the cycle time is almost 1 second faster. The bucket is also very close to the front end and the overall outside turning circle I think is much smaller. Would be interesting to see a bigger KZbin channel to actually dig into the engineering a bit more, understand if that's not here though

[@timstapp374]

Come up with an add on bucket level indicator for the CS2420 series loaders! I'm a Kioti owner, I researched for over a year before pulling the trigger. The bucket level indicator should be simple and you could sell a ton. I've got an idea where my bucket edge is, but I'm usually off a bit. Good to see that you have come to appreciate what Kioti has to offer!

[@doylemaintenance]

Got a 2021 NX4510 its a tank. Love it!!

[@rcclassiccrawlers4368]

If I were in the market for another tractor again, I would definitely consider buying a Kioti. I’ve heard and read a lot of good things about them. Never operated one of them but I’d give one a whirl.

[@mikeobenland4395]

I have a 2638 Mahindra. I would love to hear your thoughts about those. Thanks for helping educate me about different options!

[@reganmorben9248]

Mahindra is trash.... poor welds mostly.... also shitty hydraulic parts. I wound up replacing nearly all hydraulic lines and couplers on mine in less than 5 years, and it was all undersized, so when I replaced it with standard ID hydraulic lines and couplers, the performances much better until the hydraulic pump spun a bearing and had to be rebuilt. Oh and the electrical work in Mahindras is terrible too.... I tried warrantying several of my problems, and it was like talking to a wall, especially about the welds rusting through the paint all over the machine. You could tell the loader was made by another company or in another plant as the paint did not fade like the tractor's paint did, and the loader's welds were not bubbling rust up through the paint like the tractor's welds had. Mahindra is trash...

[@Patriot-pq1ku]

My kioti 4020 lifts about 1800 an I love it been given it the beans on tree stumps an it's a beast so far a great tractor

[@paulprigge1209]

Love the 4020! Oops! Talking about the John Deere with a 148 loader lol or 158.

[@anonymouscitizen9630]

Kubota B7100 was the best one 👍

[@Slane583]

When I went tractor shopping back in 2022 I was comparing John Deere, Kioti and Massey Ferguson. I had both the Massey Ferguson and John Deere quoted with front mounted snow blowers on them. The equivalent 1023E for John Deere was still $4,000 MORE and this was even after the dealer added on some factory incentives that took cost off of it. In the end the Massey Ferguson GC 1723E won out because of cost for a similar setup. It's also not completely covered in plastic like the John Deere is. Because the Massey Ferguson dealer also sells Kioti I asked about those while we were there but he didn't have any subcompacts in stock at the time. I considered Kubota as well because my father has a little BX with a snow blower and mower deck for maintaining his properties. But their stupid rocker petal put me off. My father loves his little BX but he also said he dislikes the rocker petal. So far the only clunky-ness I've encountered on my Massey is the placement of the 3-point control level which sits under my right thigh. I'd say that's the worst of it for me. I'm slowly working up to 50 hours, once I'm there I can let the dealer know and they'll do a full fluid change. After that I'll be changing all the fluids myself once the time comes. :)

[@richardhertz8996]

I just hope it works out for you IF you go to sell it some day. My best friend has a low hour MF 1734 with a loader, pallet forks and a rear remote in mint condition and can't even get anyone to call and make an offer or come look at it. Been on the market since November. If that was a Kubota or JD, I don't think it would have lasted two weeks. The L3560 he replaced the Massey with was on the market four days.

[@Slane583]

@@richardhertz8996 Selling it wasn't on my list of concerns when I got it and it still isn't. I got it so I could get more yard work done. There's several houses around my area that have a little Massey just like mine who also use them for yard work. Funny enough Kubota and John Deere don't sell any quicker than Massey's do around here. If someone is a John Deere or Kubota lover they're only going to buy those and nothing else. Others will find a better deal regardless of brand and buy that instead. :)

[@richardhertz8996]

In my area, Kubota and Deere probably control 80% of the market. Not a ton of interest in anything else. @@Slane583

[@shanedevon147]

I looked at tractors for a few years before buying my Massey last year. Comparing specs quality and price massey and case had the best offerings in my opinion. I liked the specs on the massey more and I couldn't be happier with it.

[@Slane583]

@@shanedevon147 It's a great machine and has been very useful. Especially when it comes to carrying a bunch of bags of mulch or chicken feed. I'd eventually like to get a carry-all frame for the back of mine so I can haul more bags around. I went with the Massey because it was the cheapest offering in the area that was in my budget. While still being well built and well laid out. Definitely far less plastic on it than John Deere for less money.

[@LSTractorUSA.]

Always a great time to Start Blue!

[@SteveSnowman]

Thanks for the briefing on your inventory. So far, I'm a DIY Service tractor owner. BTW, those R14 tires sure do look nice. I'm not an Expert but play one on TV. Kioti CK2620 - N Idaho -

[@Loop307]

I have dk5310. Love it. But my hood has faded so bad and it’s only a couple years old I do keep it mostly inside

[@edkruzel]

I have the NS4710 w/cab, grapple, box blade, heavy bucket w/cutting blade, forks, and a bush hog; out the door under $60K. My only regret, I didn't buy it sooner!

[@jgdiesel742003]

That pedal on the kubota is the reason I bought a kioti. John deere and kabota better start listening to their customers . I was a John Deere customer for over twenty years until the products they sell became unaffordable.

[@patrickjoy9551]

I have zero complaints with my Kioti DK4710se. I have had it tree years and not a problem at all. I dont baby it either. Its a work horse. I only have 2 regrets. One is not getting it with a cab though I still love it and two was waiting so long to get one. Price point vs features Kioti beat Kubota and Deere. Couple that with the fact the Kioti dealer was local to me and with good reputation and the others were still close but not local it was a no brainer.

[@henrycarlson7514]

Interesting , Thank You .

[@natejast1971]

My dream is still a 60's allis chalmers garden tractor with a L12 loader, a post hole digger, trencher, and forklift. I think in the 60's allis had more available attachments of any other large frame garden tractor on the market. A 620 ac is also on my list but they was a sub compact.

[@NoLimitsCommemorativ]

I purchased my first sub-compact tractor this week for my birthday - a Bobcat Ct1025 w 60' belly mower, loader, pallet forks, and cruise control for less than 20k out the door. Looked at the Kioti's and Deere, but they both couldn't come close to the price and the Bobcat dealer is 3 miles away from me. I would've gone with the Kioti if they weren't 30-45 minutes away, had an awesome experience talking with their sales team- but again, the price was 3-4k more for the equivalent tractor. As for Deere, I have never heard a good thing from the multiple AG Pro dealers in my surrounding area. Deere reminds me of Apple- they look good but with a lot of proprietary componets and expensive. Resale is there but unless I need a bigger machine for 3 acres, I plan on keeping this until it dies.

[@harleyheil]

Did Bobcat ever fix their loader curl function? Lots of people that couldn’t curl over 200lbs.

[@randysavage8963]

As usual great video and to the point

[@theSkavenger84]

I love my Kubota lx 2610 cabbed model. It’s good for what it is. My only true complaint is the cabin noise

[@michaelvogel2522]

John Deere's reduction in lift is probably because of front end overload issues, which is easy to do with grapple and log movement.

[@hevychevy87]

Great video!

[@joshuapaul349]

One of those Kioti tractors the same size will lift more than 880lbs. Add a box blade for a counter weight, grab the log and curl/lower onto another and should be good for twice that. Please note the rear wheels will most likely not be on the ground. Just have to get it off the ground and punch it to the truck. Makes turning and terrain earn your money.

[@jackalay23]

It is almost difficult to comprehend that I will pay 50k for a 50HP tractor in 2024 and in 20 or 30 years be able to sell it for near that. This might also imply that the cost of new tractor in 20 or 30 years will likely be over 100K. Exquisite.

[@thetinker3924]

For over 20 years I believe that Yanmar made small tractors for John Deere and Yanmar tractors have a 10 year drive train warranty and discounts from $2,500 to $5,000 depends on the tractor you purchase

[@TelescopeJunky]

Courtney, love your evolution in seeing that there is quality in the other brands not named JD and Kubota. They are both good, but there are others that are right there as well. Why limit yourself as I have said before. 🙂

[@whiz3528]

Which of the off brands will be in business in years to come if you need parts or service?

[@TelescopeJunky]

@whiz3528 Kiot, Mahindra, Massey, and TYM are a few that are going to be there still. They all have been with us for many years and all are slowly taking more and more market share from JD and Kubota as well. Competition is good for us so happy to see it!

[@SlackerU]

Product investigation idea for your subcompact market. For 15 or 25 gallon sprayers it seems like there should be booms for loader mounts. I don't want to buy a PTO sprayer or 30 gallon trailer sprayer in case I can't keep it in two years(like if I move). It seems to me that an ATV boom sprayer could be mounted in the loader to spray lawns for mosquitos, fleas, mites, termites... The synthetic chemicals are cheap at $0.14 per gallon mixed & the dog, chicken, & kitchen safe chemical costs $1.40 per mixed gallon. A loader mount would allow the spray to be very low to the ground without breaking your neck to check on clearances.

[@utetopia1620]

I think I speak for a lot of your viewers and subscribers when I say we're glad you're back making vids. At a guess, I'd assume you were just super busy increasing inventory, putting work into the business... But a lot of your business was the videos. You made them to help sell, as well as give information (and entertain!), which we all appreciate. But you basically went from making daily vids to nothing for 3ish(?) months. Perhaps a short video (or a KZbin short) explaining why the sudden drop off in content could be a good idea? Not an apology, but something to say "hey, this is what's happened, why you stopped making videos, and the results of that." Going by comments, a lot people had concern as to what was happening with the channel, as well as concern for you!

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Would be a pretty boring video…just tons and tons of stuff going on, something has to give. Need to find the right balance. I don’t like doing anything when it’s no longer fun. Need to get back to the feeling of when you do what you love, you never work a day in your life. Natural ups and downs of life. Nothing crazy.

[@pastorpreacher9550]

I told you once before to handle your business! You don’t owe anyone anything. I think it’s an invasion of your personal space to try to answer this type of questioning. No offense to the writer. I feel that if we were loyal subscribers we’d understand no matter what. If your little rabbit got out his cage and ran away, then he just got out! Not our business. This just where we just keep watching and support your channel.

[@jaypreddy8185]

I bought a 2032R new in 2017. It has been a great tractor so far!

[@barbaragall4817]

I had a new 1982 kubota B7100 front power angling blade, kubota tiller, 42” woods brush hog and a York lawn rake. Total price was $5,000.00 I was shocked when you said $8,000 to $9,000 used.

[@mooman86]

I’ve have the opportunity to have a LS with side by side pedals and then my BX with treadle, I have found that using the 3 point snow blower is easier on the Kubota because I can sit sideways on the seat and press down to go backwards. I’m a short dude so reaching for the side by side setup is a little more difficult for me. Also the LS came into my life after the BX and it’s funny how long it took to retrain my muscle memory 😂

[@driverjamescopeland]

They all have their merits. I used to say "You get what you pay for."... but green paint is ungodly expensive. Kubota's been makin' some flimsy 💩 as of late. I haven't heard anyone complain about Kioti/LS/Yanmar loaders bowing up. The problem I have, is lack of network for anything else. If it's not a JD, Kubota, or New Holland, I have to drive 3-4 hours for parts 🤦‍♂️ Honestly, dealer network aside... Antonio Cararro has some of the best bang-for-your-buck tractors on the market right now.... but I think they only have 3 or 4 NA dealers. I was looking at their TT series a couple years ago, and nobody could come within $10k of their features/horsepower, AND it had a reversible operator's station.

[@jeromebecigneul2911]

You are right. Just priced a Deere 3039R cab with nothing extra was $53,375.00. So my friend bought the LS MT342HC with Rim Guard and more extras that the Deere did not have on it like 2 rear remotes, #-point draft control, rear wiper/washer and a couple of others for $36,375. Deere will kill themselves with their prices. Like you said they don't have the lift power and other things and the 3039R is a smaller tractor than the MT342 with also 4 HP less than the LS.

[@richardbritton5280]

great vid ty

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Thank you Richard, nice to hear from you

[@derekdreke4990]

Funny how the big brands miss so many of the awesome options 🤦🏼‍♂️ yet the small guys make it handy with rear remotes and yet nicer arms for the 3 point! At some point they won't be selling many at all

[@wdxwm300]

You can up the john deere lifting power by adding some spacers my brother did his now it works fine

[@Tonetwisters]

Not a tractor expert here; but from what I can see, TYM is making a darn good tractor.

[@loganf83]

What is that fantastic looking pedal replacement on the kubota?

[@PeeterPuncher]

Im sorry.....Kioti just isnt the same level as Kubota.

[@GoodWorksTractors]

That’s my point. Kubota is way more money for less capability. Glad we’re on the same page :)

[@EasyGrowsIt]

I had a Kioti NX6010 tractor and after replacing the wire harness 2 times I gave up on it and replaced it with a Kubota. Wire harnesses should never go bad as it is a non-moving part.Never again on Kioti!!! Capacity will never trump quality in my book.

[@michaelmactavish4445]

yeah plus same orange lol

[@kendrury3713]

Kioti is not as deceitful as kubota

[@jacobhendrickson8935]

@@EasyGrowsItkubota fanboy here and I’ll tell you right now that can happen with any brand. Kioti is definitely upping the anti.

[@tylerdaavettila5148]

I’ve owned two 2020+ Kubota tractors and the treadle pedal is totally fine. The kiotis (my father in law owns one) has far lesser build quality also the “twin touch” pedals are consistently sticking and not returning to the neutral position.. also are far louder than the comparable models in Deere and Kubota. Definitely kioti is a decent tractor but 3rd place behind Deere and Kubota The Deere units are nice. Choose dealer support, but like he said all of the above are reliable and most tractor owners do their own maintenance so do you even need dealer support? Nice video either way.

[@christophermoney2985]

What compact tractors can you run both functions of the loader (raise the loader and dump the bucket/lower and curl) at the same time? I know you can on a Kubota b2601. The John Deere 1025 you can only run one function at a time...

[@MDP454]

My Massy Ferguson 1723eb curries and lifts at the same time.

[@jimpeters7931]

My JD 3043D does both

[@gailmrutland6508]

*Generally speaking, when you sue your customers for fixing their own tractors, you are pretty much on the way out the door. KIOTI!!!!!*

[@PaulBrannan-mb8wv]

Price point is too high now

[@anthonyk6265]

I love watching me some good works tractors

[@andys5562]

My dealer tried to bone me with that silly 60 inch deck on my 2038R. I learned about the 72 inch and made him reorder the deck for me. Good Video man.

[@staceygandy2009]

That 2038r is nice with the loader and backhoe attachments but the hood color is faded compared to the rest of the color of the tractor.

[@1jw298]

Could always paint the Kubota green once you buy one.

[@benmillerconst8967]

Love my green 4066r

[@darwingamm-nv4ox]

Purchased a Kubota 7800 years ago and it was the best investment ever made. Outshines everything around. Been through the mill and keeps on going. Wouldn't consider anything else

[@cdezzz]

wow, you are alive. haha. had to look the other day, to make sure i hadn't been unsubbed

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Lol, oh yeah, still kickin!

[@dannywilliams5192]

i got a kioti and ha d lots of things go wrong got rid of it now have a old david brown and its all good

[@joeydebity5823]

I have an mx4700 with the heal/toe hydrostatic and hate the 2 pedal design. I always wondered why people did two pedals. To each his own I guess. What are your thoughts on the rx7320 by Kioti?

[@justanotherviewer52]

When you get to the top is when the hard work starts. If you don't continue to provide quality, it's a long way down.

[@GoodWorksTractors]

Yeah, no days off!

[@PEETY666]

I'll be dreamin abt tractors tonight.

[@oby-1607]

I heard you say tele-scope-ic a few times. Might have to check you birth certificate to check if you are Canadian. lol. You have an amazing knowledge on these tractors.

[@user-vn1yh2sz6j]

Your right Kioti is better than Kubota

[@disgruntledconservativevet1798]

I have a 2021 Kioti CK2610 HST and it has been flawless. I was looking at the JD, and Green was just not worth the money.

[@NHHalKnowsHow]

Is that Kioti warranty bumper to bumper or bucket to backhoe? @14:56

[@martymalinowski6352]

Reducing the lift capacity could have something to do with the inherent stupidity of that 'new breed' of tractor owner who shouldn't be allowed to drive anything without the Ertl nametag on it. I like those R14 tires.

[@adammiddleton4037]

Looks like things are turning back to tractor sales… I like it

[@ericscott7335]

Cortney, The 220R loader lifts 1120 lbs and the 300E 1186 lbs.

[@birdhunter2754]

I looked at them all. Went with a dealer with in 25 miles. Massey furgason. At 65 wanted a tractor easy on and off. Easy to run . hydro . 1825E. Its done more then i thought it would do . one selling point was the fuel tank is low easy to fill.

[@shanedevon147]

My father picked up an 1835m, it's a hell of a tractor for how tiny it is.

[@benjaminhale1454]

Kioti is really the only way to go imo

[@michaelparker4598]

I have a koiti 2610 gear drive and a tym 474 bought both of them for features and lift capacity for best value deere and bigger name brands wernt even on my radar bc both had way higher prices and both my tractors have very few electronics way less to go wrong

[@RealJeep]

Maybe you could carry the TYM line too.

[@jvin248]

Hey, another channel (onelonelyfarmer) is working on his big 30 year old JD +100hp tractor and spent $8k on a hood replacement. I thought those were all fiberglass and could be repaired by a boat shop if cracked but he showed how it shatters like brittle confetti all over. Aged simple injection molded plastic that cooked out all the plasticizers. How are all the hoods on the range of tractors you show in this video constructed? I was a bit "fibergasted" at seeing that hood come apart. All my tractors have metal hoods.

[@Spitzer3964]

I’m sure Kioti is a great tractor. Just don’t like how far back their backhoes mount. Also their subframe for the backhoes greatly reduce ground clearance.

[@citylockapolytechnikeyllcc7936]

Those hydraulic rods on the Kubota are so tiny! I must be watching too much of the CEE channel!