John Deere X584 less mower vs. KUBOTA GR2020G

Is the John Deere X584 less mower right for you?

The Customer looking at this comparison usually owns a larger residential property, maybe two to four acres, and wants a mower that handles the job without a lot of fuss between seasons. They are weighing price against long-term reliability, and they want to know the machine will start and cut well five years from now just as it does today. The X584 brings 24 horsepower against the Kubota's 20.5, which is a real difference when you are pushing through thick late-summer grass or tackling uneven terrain. The Twin Touch pedal system also gives you more intuitive directional control compared to a single foot pedal, which most Customers appreciate once they spend an hour on the seat.

The Kubota does offer four-wheel drive, which is worth noting if your property has significant slopes. That said, the X584's wider rear tires and hydraulic lift system handle most residential terrain well, and the Accel Deep deck is available in both 48 and 54 inches where the Kubota tops out at 48. The no-tools oil drain on the X584 is a small thing that adds up over years of ownership.

Where the X584 clearly separates itself is the warranty: four years or 500 hours bumper-to-bumper versus two years on the Kubota. Pair that with genuine John Deere parts and service support from Koenig's stores across Indiana and Ohio, and you are looking at a machine that holds its value and keeps running. Stop in and we will walk through it together.