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I have driven the JD 4600 and the Kubota 4310. Both are good machines. But....The kubota treadle pedal exceeds the ankle angle and almost has to be used with the heel on the floor. If you have boots with a heel,reverse can be difficult. Steering brakes on the Kubota are almost useless unless you are in cruise control. Kubota's cruise control is not that great. As for sheet metal parts, I find they can really rattle after a period of time. None of these items are show stoppers. Just minor concerns. The 4600 will have some bugs because of being in first year production. Steering brakes are useable at all times and it has a great cruise control system which I believe they copied from the Blue guys. The 4600 seems to be more comfortable for the big guys.<br>Seat goes back far enough. The power and lift capacity of the green loader is very impressive, but I could still get the job done with the Kubota. Hope this helps. <br>

JD vs Kubota durability and HST system
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