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Read articles →This is a talking-head follow-up, not a spec comparison or walkaround: the seller admits his earlier John Deere vs Kubota videos were partly marketing, and here just gives general opinions on why both brands are worth buying, mainly resale value, dealer networks, and parts availability. No model numbers, no equipment shown running, no hands-on demos. Useful for big-picture brand reassurance, not for deciding between specific models.
A dealer who sells both John Deere and Kubota, so the take is deliberately even-handed but still ultimately sales-oriented.
The dealer says he has no loyalty to either brand and believes you can't go wrong with either, since both are top-tier, reliable, and widely supported.
He says John Deere and Kubota hold value better than any other manufacturer, sometimes selling ten or eleven year old trade-ins for near original price.
Both have huge dealer networks nationwide and worldwide, though part shortages can happen occasionally, like a Kubota brush guard he had to wait on.