NEW 2024 John Deere 331P Vs. Kubota 97 | Full Lifting Demo

Join Travis from Everglades Equipment as he showcases the all-new John Deere 331P. Discover its advanced features and significant upgrades from the previous model, including a redesigned cab, enhanced cooling system, and increased horsepower. Get an in-depth look at its ergonomic controls, improved serviceability, and how it stands out against competitors like Bobcat and Kubota. Whether you're in construction, agriculture, or any field that demands heavy-duty machinery, the John Deere 331P promises performance and reliability. Tune in to see why this model is a game-changer in the industry!
00:00:08 - Introduction to the John Deere 331P and its upgrades.
00:01:20 - Features of the new cab, including the comfortable, high-back seat.
00:02:32 - Overview of operational controls and ergonomic improvements.
00:03:42 - John Deere 331P Easy Serviceability.
00:05:15 - Explaining the redesigned radiator and its maintenance.
00:06:38 - Comparison with competitors and the advantages of John Deere 331P.
00:08:09 - Detailed review of the auxiliary hydraulic manifold and its robustness.
00:10:30 - Discussion on the placement of fuel and hydraulic tanks and operational challenges.

[@NoahEubanks-n9b]

Would you be willing to do a video like this comparing the TL12v2 and the 333g?

[@darbyoertwig9987]

Did they finally change the hydraulics so you can actually lift tilt and turn at the same time without the engine falling on its face?

[@johnnylawn7922]

The quick attach is broken because u cut off the bar that protects it

[@justinclarke4226]

They need to make a 325p, if they can make it as quiet as the 75-3 and t66 they will sell like crazy.

[@overtime6696]

I am a Deere fan, but it's always disturbing when US companies move production of these units to Mexico and Deere has already announced that these changes are coming, UAW notwithstanding. Deere is not the first; it's Freightliner and many others, but it's always the blue collar worker who gets the shaft. The CEOs get the bonus and the stock options. I, for one, don't know how they sleep at night, but to them, it's just a matter of numbers. The buy-back programs prove it and they come at the expense of the little guy, without exception.

[@giii7599]

Unions are garbage.

[@ryanpappas6208]

Always listen to a man wearing a sweet Rolex.

[@MrCleo10168]

So you are comparing a brand new John Deere to a Kubota SVL97-2 series ?? do the same video with the new Kubota SVL97-5 if you please :)

[@floridaflywheelersantiquee7578]

Thanks for sharing

[@matthewbennett4496]

Well for 1, they now have a 97-4, and 2, you show the latest and greatest from Deere. I know many Kubota svl owners and they all love them. Just funny lol you show a beat up used machine and compare it to a brand new machine.

[@collinhuber6246]

Sounds like we need a 97-4 vs 333P comparison video then🤷‍♂️

[@joshtarver6488]

Wtf is a 97-4? There isn’t even a 97-3 out yet. My man is prob a time traveller from 2035 The 97-2 is the most current model Kamala out

[@matthewbennett4496]

@@joshtarver6488 yes , you are correct. I was confused with the excavators. They are on their 4-5 revamps. Like for example, the kx057-4 is the previous now it’s at -5. Sorry for the confusion. But either way, this comparison is still trash. Beat up machine vs brand new? Come on man . All the brands are guilty of these comparisons. Not just Deere

[@samjones9150]

@@matthewbennett4496yeah you’re right. Once a kamla gets 1500 hours on it, its beat up and loses all lifting ability. They made another video with brand new svl97, and it still got smoked by the 331

[@matthewbennett4496]

@@samjones9150 lol sound like a Deere fan boy. Never said they loose their lifting power, was talking about the leak on the quick attach cylinders . Aye we can all have our own opinions. Unfortunately some are backed up by real world situations and some are backed up by keyboard warriors. What other brands use Deere engines in their skids? Hmm hear them crickets. Takeuchi uses Kubota engines, Bauma light uses Kubota engines.

[@fordpowerstroke2012]

DO ROLL UP DOORS ALREADY!! That is the one reason im back and forth between a kubota and a deere 333. If the deere had roll up doors it would be a no brainer for me.

[@jordanmercredi3740]

Watching from nwt canada

[@thenussbaum44]

Lift the arms up halfway and try and get out of the JD. I will never buy another machine that I cant get out of if the arms are lifted, even a few inches as in the JD.

[@RIOK121]

Well, where is the cat?

[@doolittlegeorge]

I like the idea that anyone can start the Kubota actually.

[@jethrobodine011]

It’s no doubt the Deere is a much better machine. But that damn swing out door kills this machine. Anybody who has operated a Deere and a Kubota knows it is not even a comparison. But that damn door…

[@johnnylawn7922]

And also Kubota doesn’t need to be fixed every month

[@farsalah]

❤❤❤

[@scribbleOG]

The deere will lift more than any other brand that being said they do break alot

[@NewDeereMan]

Dubuque

[@saratogafirewood]

just unload a 5400lbs[ yes crane have scales ] red oak log with my svl75-2 no proablem at all i prefer simple and japan kubota

[@pigslayer106]

what? the svl75-2 can barely lift a 1800lb brush cutter that my T76 throws around like nothing. literally a brand new SVL75-2 with 40 hours VS my t76 with 1000 hrs. only thing good about the kubota is the price and the roll up door

[@rayweh-bfa4966]

Chinese Japanese money please my old grandad saying