Why Kubota and John Deere Lift Less

[@todd4468]

Kubota also lists lift capacity at the pins. Just looked it up on their website. Kubota and Deere just lift less. No way around it.

[@earlyriser8998]

Good explanation. Messicks and Tractor Time with Tim have done some testing and really shown this difference.

[@TractorTech]

Thanks 👍

[@FarmallFanatic]

What state are you in?

[@TractorTech]

A couple south of you

[@OGAOutdoors]

Roger thanks for all the good info I definitely learned something. Take care, Ben.

[@TractorTech]

Thanks Ben!

[@jbessling]

You do a fantastic job covering all the points to think about in your videos. Whether it is about evaluating specs or fixing something, as a less experienced operator I learn so much from watching you thoroughly go through things. Most videos leave me having to watch many more to get all the steps… now I just start with your channel. Thanks Man.

[@TractorTech]

Thanks I really appreciate that!

[@richardross7219]

You gave a very good explanation(it shows how others are misleading). Good Luck, Rick

[@TractorTech]

Thanks Rick👍

[@donaldpare9050]

Great job! I really liked your video, because you weren't try to sell a kubota or john deer like most others do.

[@TractorTech]

Thanks Donald!

[@natevanlandingham1945]

And like on Amazon everything in your cart if you click through one of your links you get credit for.

[@TractorTech]

yes

[@RCAFpolarexpress]

Good day Sir, this is a very informative video that I did not know at all 😮ALSO OUTSTANDING tractor FEL and Rear 3 Points lifting information Sir Cheers 😉😉👌👌🍻🍻

[@TractorTech]

Thanks 👍

[@koreybaker9820]

Great video. Good content

[@TractorTech]

Thanks Korey!

[@tractortalkwithgary1271]

I wouldn't want to be lifting at the maximum capacity with my tractor all the time. That is extremely hard on the front axle and wheel bearings to carry that weight very often, very far. If the lift capacity is that big of an issue, I would step up to a bigger tractor and get more lifting power. Just my thoughts.
You did a super job covering this Roger. Thank you for doing this.

[@TractorTech]

Thanks Gary. No I wouldn't want to be lifting at max capactity all the time with a tractor either.

[@ItsaboutMakingnotBuying]

Good tutorial. Later

[@TractorTech]

Thanks man!

[@HuserHelpers]

Good info Roger

[@TractorTech]

Thanks Jason!

[@raincoast9010]

The games played with numbers, thanks for the information.

[@TractorTech]

You are welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@ticklemeorange8328]

Really good explanation, stuff I just didn't know.

[@TractorTech]

Thanks, I'm glad you leared something!