@@KubotaMonsterBX23S I don't have the specs in front of me but off hand I'd guess the x739 3-point setup does not match the BX in either height or capacity. The BX is already somewhat constrained. I'd think the x739 would be all the more so. I'd also bet the x739 is a more comfortable ride than the BX. Don't get me wrong. You can get a lot of tools to work very well on a subcompact 3 points and I'm sure the x739 would also provide a lot of use. But it is not the case that a 3 point is a 3 point is a 3 point.

Ai2 Products are x739 beats are bx2680 in a tug of war and pure grunt work but yes the Kubota bx2680 is more versatile so it wins there

Thanks for the comments buddy. Happy New Year.

And used to John Deere when kubota's at the repair shop for warranty work

@@KubotaMonsterBX23S you have a loan on both?

I agree. This is like buying a Swiss army knife to replace a screw driver. Hopefully the backhoe and front end loader come off easily and you have room in garage to store them. The small cab would make me claustrophobic

@@KubotaMonsterBX23S I live near lock 9 on the Champlain canal .

Yes very true.

@@petermarte70 jd mows better as well

cityamish1 haven’t mowed with the Kubota so I will soon see how it does.

@@cityamish1 OMG! ...tell me it isn't sooo!!! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q9N0pZOetdvdgZc.html

@@petermarte70 After you use the Kubota for mowing, I'd love to hear your honest opinion on which does the best job.

@@KubotaMonsterBX23S you might want to look up your specs again buddy they use the exact same tire size both their width length and wheelbase are within 1 or 2 inches and they both weigh with in one pound of each other it says the 1025r is a subcompact on Deeres own website I can tell you with 100% positivity those two machines are competing against each other in the same class. The only reason the deere looks bigger is because they have a gigantic hood with a bunch of wasted space under it and it makes the machine look bigger

@@KubotaMonsterBX23S all I'm saying is it's the same class machine and it not like the theres a massive difference they are practically identical and u clearly picked the better of the two first off it's cheaper which is nice and a big thing for me was the smoother hydraulics on the bx's loader the only things I've found that's a pain on mine is the fuel filter under the machine is a pain to change (find u some forceps to clamp off the lines btw makes a huge difference)and kubota seems to keep the relief valve settings to low all the time for the loader (u can make a gauge and buy the shims from kubota to fix that it's a 5 minute job tops and well worth it its gets u some more capacity

@@windzer Forceps? An inline shutoff valve only cost $5 and worth every nickel.

@@ya472 I thought about doing that but there isnt much room underneath and i already had forceps and i only need to change it once every year or 2 so it wasnt worth the hassle

@@KubotaMonsterBX23S To be fair absolutely nobody considers the 1025r to be a compact and not a subcompact other than perhaps Deere's PR department. The 1025r has an engine more in line with the BX2680 - a couple of more horsepower than the 2380. They do have similar torque though as I recall. In any event, with either you would probably run out of traction before power. The 1025r does enjoy a little better lift on the loader due to Deere's lighter assembly for their in-house bucket attachment as opposed to the SSQA Kubota uses, if you opt for it. But basically everyone opts for it. Discounting that weight difference the loader and 3 point are pretty evenly matched between the Kubota and 1025r. Though Deere dealers do sometimes like to pretend otherwise playing fast and loose with specs and where they are measured. The 1025r does physically appear slightly larger than a BX but upon close inspection that seems to be aesthetic choice/intent. It's not actually much different at the ground or in capability. Essentially they are the same in tire size, clearance, power and for the most part capacity.