Would I buy a John Deere 2025r AGAIN? [after 9 years of owning one]
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- čas přidán 26. 07. 2024
- I try and be honest and answer the question would I buy a John Deere 2025r today in 2022. In the video, I try and answer questions about how it works when using a Tarter 5' tiller, a Frontier 4' box blade, the lifting capacity of the front end loader, mowing the lawn on hills with the 62D drive over belly mower. Does it work well with a post-hole digger from Tractor Supply?
If you are on the fence about this tractor I believe this review will answer the questions you have without any BS.
The biggest problem we have is we live on LOTS of hills and for most things above the tractor is a little underpowered when trying to do those activities on hills. - Jak na to + styl
I watch a ton of tractor videos, because I just bought a house on 30 acres and I could really ise one, but know hardly anything about them. I found your video as I was looking for more information on the 2025r. Yours was the first video I've seen where it didn't sound like a sales pitch. I love the honesty, my friend. I subscribed and hope to see more content from you in the future.
Thanks for the kind words, I can relate 100% to what you are saying “you know you need a tractor but which one?” If there are any questions I can help with let me know. Thanks again!
Glad I found your video. You answered a lot of my questions while trying to decide which will be my first tractor. In my search I’ve had pro’s tell me time and time again that more power is the key to loving your tractor. You told me why. Thanks!
thank you for the comment - it means alot
Thank you for the review. Like you, I bought a 1025r in 2018 when I knew nothing about tractors. I looked at both the 2025r and 1025r and felt more comfortable on the 1025r. The 2025r seemed high and narrow and tipsy. I think its a good machine, but I agree with all those who say, make sure to get the wheel spacers, tires filled and wheel weights. Man it makes the machine feel entirely different! I ended up trading my 1025r setup for a NEW 2038r machine. The extra HP, lift with the MSL is a game changer! I put a lot of research into this new one before I bought it. Got all the add-ons I wanted and would ever need because this one would likely be the last one I would buy. Not a payment I want to have forever! There are so many options out there and it is hard to choose whats right for you. I encourage you to watch all the videos you can and write down what your needs are and apply that list to the size and model machine that you can afford and better suits your needs.
I agree, that 25hp engine is a little small and is easily maxed out doing work around the house. It was for me anyway. Felt like I was asking all she had with many of the tasks I was doing around the house. The 38hp, wow - what a difference! So I can only imagine what a larger 3 series with a 46hp engine would be like. But it's a lot of money. Easier to defend I guess when you have a business need for it, or a large property to manage.
Good luck!
Thanks for the comment I really appreciate it. Super excited and happy that your new machine is working out. Like you I don't think what I need from a machine is out of the ordinary but in some world it must be. I have shaken hands on a 4044m and that should be in by March 10th. Hope you are having a great day
What we have here is a good honest review. It really sounds like you need a larger machine for everything you are trying to do.
This is probably the most useful tractor review I've seen on the 2025r.
Thanks man!!!
I've owned a 2025R for 2 years now and I can concur with his experience. It's not a great mower as it rips up the lawn on sharp turns and it's bigger than typical riding mowers) when the box blade is full it stops the tractor, the post hole digger is touch and go and if it's stuck it's tough to get unstuck, and on hills in high gear it's struggles. That being said, I still really like it once you know it's limitations which is the fact it's 25 hp and only 2,000 lbs. The back hoe is great for small projects, digging holes for trees, trenches, etc. The loader is great and replaces a wheel barrow. And all the other attachments work but due to power/weight it takes some practice to be effective with them.
when pulling up hill put some weight in the loader bucket and use the 4 wheel drive!!! I mow with a 1025R pulling a 60 inch mower and have taken off 10 inches of grass and have never killed it off yet! Just have to slow down a little, no big hurry because you are just sitting!!
I’m always in 4x4 when on hills. Glad your experience is better than mine but I don’t know a good way to describe how this works in real life so I guess I won’t. Thanks for the comment and super happy your tractor fits the bill. Have a good week!
Over the years I have had a 2305, 2520, 4120, and now back to a 2025r. I think the biggest issue is over the years your needs can change drastically. I appreciate the size and weight of the 2025r for what it is. Having the mid range on the transmission would help. The tractor does what it can but I probably never should have traded off the 2520. I am now considering trading the 2025r in for a 2038r. I have a track loader for heavy work and a larger tractor for field work.
I agree that the needs never stop changing.
I’ve had the 2025R for a year. I looked at a lot of CZcams before ordering. I really wanted a 40hp type machine. But based on budget and garage size I got this one. I got the dealer to install 2in bora spacers and beat juice in the tires for stability. I also got the self leveling loader. I can lift a tote full of stove wood. It is a machine with low power. But I can live with that.
Sounds good
Good honest review. I would highly recommend wheel weights, loaded tires and wheel spacers. Other than that probably move up to a true 2 series or 3 series for your needs.
100% agree with you! Thanks for the comment
All the above. R4 tires are terrible for snow and the turfs are not the best on mud. The me hybrid radials seem to be just right for both. Not that your going to want to pay for new tires. Just saying if you go to bigger tractor think about ordering them and the weights. Even a bigger tractor needs the weight. Good video. Also agree with the mower. Zero turn is light years ahead in all ways. 😎
When I saw the title of your video I thought okay that sounds like it would be honest and I like what you said about your other one maybe it'll be good
Thanks
Oversizing implements and speed are mistakes rookies make. I agree on the quality of mowing. I never run out of power, is there something wrong with your engine? I can bury my rototiller without dying. I snowplow with a pusher blade and rarely have power issues. You can add a turbo charger to these engines.( see Tractor Time With Tim )
Maybe it’s just the difference in terrain. Super happy you haven’t had any issues. I think I’m just going to trade in for something bigger. I will share that journey in future videos
I was just at the dealer looking at these today. I wanted to use it for going through wooded area, clearing some land, grading steep gravel drive. Post holes, land raking, moving gravel, sand and logs. The 1 series don’t have enough ground clearance they’re crazy low imo. Thanks for posting
Currently have JD X500 and been considering 1000/2000 series upgrade. Total acreage is approximately 3/4 and located on lake with lots of landscape opportunity. At 70 years old, it would be nice to have some mechanical help. You helped tremendously in my decision process. Thank you!!
Thanks for the comment. I would probably stick with a 1000 series unless you plan to get a bigger 2 series for the horse power. Don't get a 2025r because it is a larger/heavier frame but the same horse power which the net effect gives you less tractor. I bought it because i thought i would be more comfortable and regretting not going bigger every time i was on it. Sir at 70 years old please buy whats best for you, i hope when i am 70 i am still dinking around. thanks
Thanks for the honest assessment based on your experience with the 2025r. I am considering either the 2025r or the 1025r but
leaning toward the 2025r. I'm a bit perplexed because i haven't read very many comments from other 2025 owners that were
having the same issues you mentioned...such as the engine stalling out. I'd like to hear more existing owners share their experience
with engine stalling when under load.
If you don’t have a steep hill you will be fine. Thanks for the comment
In low gear I've never had a problem, never used it much in high tho. I also use mine to clear snow, I'd hate to have the low ground clearance with the 1025r
I bought a new 2025 in 2020. I live on a steep hill I use a 7 foot blade to pull rock back up the hill I don’t experience the problems that he has. Maybe because mine is newer. I also use a 6 foot tiller to plow food plots for deer works great. Overall I do not experience the problems he has maybe because it’s new and maybe because of user error. I owned larger tractors in the past that’s why my attachments are so big but this little tractor works great.
@@William-farm That's great that things are working well for you and glad you like your new tractor. I don't have any experience with the newer model. Thanks for the comment and hope you are having a nice weekend.
Going to be very hard to go Deere again. 2013 2025R. It was an OKAY machine. So many little issues! Backhoe was junk! Mower was JUNK! Major differential failure. Did it serve it's purpose? Heck yes. Was it work 32k? Not even close! My next machine will be a L3901 or 02! Never again will I go with these residential grade machines. They aren't worth it! In JD go, 3 series and up! In Kubota, L3301 or higher! (although the L2501 is pretty impressive). Oh, Kubota has a great 84 month .99% interest deal! John deere needs to improve quality vs. price IMHO.
VERY IMPORTANT TO UNDERSTAND! JOHN DEERE pushes the 1 and 2 series! The jump to the 3 series is INSANE! NUTS! In Kubota, the L series jump from 25hp or 33, 39 isn't nearly as bad!
In fact, a BASE MODEL L2501 is so much better built, so much bigger, than the the 2025R or even the 2038R (new larger frame), not sure who goes Green anymore. JD seems to lost their way!
Great review! I went from a 1025 to a 2021 2025R because of ground clearance. I love my new 2025. That said the 1025 was paid for and I did end up back in a payment so that kind of sucked. I don’t have the hill issue so I can’t speak to that. I am much happier with the 2025. My property is not big enough for even a true 2 series which is why I did not go that way. I did find a very low hour used 2038 and it was just to large. While shopping I could have gotten a 3025 for exactly the same money. My issue there was as you said it was likely going to be under powered and was really to big. I agree about the power as you pointed out. I just adapt my use to the tool. For me I just love being out on my tractor so taking a little longer is kind of a benefit. I do use a 3 point counter weight and have fluid filled tires. Really helps with the traction and tippy issue. 2025 is a major improvement over the 1025 with the larger tires and more fluid ballast. Good luck as you sort this out! I will be interested to see where you end up.
Super happy your tractor is working out!
I have a 2320, which is same as your 2025 with a different badge, just a little older. I'm on flat ground here but I could sure see how your comments would be valid on hills. High gear is only useful for road travel. Mine is paid for too, it's not perfect but it gets the job done so it's staying.
Thank you for the comment. Hope everything is going well for you.
Amen! I own 2320 also and agree with u.
Thank you so much for your candid review. I’d love a green tractor but based on specs, cost, and performance I went with a Kioti ck2610. And no, you are not a weenie. You have integrity which can never be comprised
Thank you for the kind words. I truly hope your new tractor is outperforming your expectations. Hope you are having a great day. Thanks again!
Thanks for the honest review. I have a 2020 1025R. I saw a 2025 in the JD dealership today and the size caught my eye, but I've always wondered why JD didn't put a larger engine in the 2025. My 1025R does everything I need perfectly.
Thanks Tucker! You were considering moving to a 2 series from a 1? In my experience you wouldn’t gain anything. I now have a 4 series which is too much but I don’t want to admit that too loudly
@@WoodwardAcres not considering going to a 2 series. My 1025R does everything I need and more. Thanks again.
I think you nailed it. I purchased the 1025R and it was great for what I need but sense sold it because I found that although a great tractor built the right way it l felt it was just short of being a ideal tractor. If I had more land I would purchase the 2038R. I have sense downsized to mowing and plowing snow so I purchased the X758 which I love the Diesel engine and so far has not disappointed for what it was built for.
I appreciate you saying that. I had a 700 series mower and it was way better than the tractor. Hopefully next week I will get my 4044m and life will be good. Hope you are having a great weekend!
I found the information Very Helpful. That is what we are looking for. I have 1025r. Been a good tractor overall, but would say underpowered, limited for sure and looking to upgrade. Perhaps I move on to 2032 or 2038. Where I live there is a portion of the yard that has to be mowed in 4 wheel drive (hills). So our question for ourselves is keep the 1025r that is paid for and get a grasshopper 900d for a larger portion of the yard, or trade the 1025 r in for a bigger unit. They had a 2025 with backhoe , loader but after watching........ we skip that now. Thanks for the review.
For mowing I got a Deere z915e and for a tractor a Deere 4044m….wish I would have bought these machines first. Thanks for the comment
Not that it isn't enough power, it's how the transmission is geared. Be nice if they had a 3 speed transmission. I have to use low as well as I have some steep hills and on my sand mound septic is steep at probably 60-70 degrees or so. It mows great for me and as good as the mower it replaced. I have the 4ft tarter and have had no issues, mainly got it for tilling and making it easier to dig with the bucket to rear blade to level the yard and try and get water to run the way I want off the property.
Glad things are working out. Thank you for leaving a comment as they are always appreciated.
Very helpful. Thanks!
Thank yiu
HELPED ME
Thanks!
After goin back and forth between the 2025R and the 2032R you have definitely made me glad that my first instinct to have more power than you need as opposed to less is a miserable trade-off for saving a few bucks. We have a steep gravel driveway and definitely would not want to be in the position that I bought a machine allow me to dress my driveway yearly. Also we have a multi tiered property and lots of hills, thinking now that the 2032 with wheel spacers and water filled tires maybe the way to go....... Thank you!! BTW, if you could please post or send me a picture of your driveway. I'm guessing mine is steeper and would love to get my wife moved off the cheaper is better band wagon.
I have videos working the driveway with our 4044m. Please god go bigger!
I have the same tractor but with the backhoe too . I have loaded tires on mine. I've moved feet of snow with it, I have many 5' attachments. Box blade, Tiller, Bush hog, 3 point finish mower, a 6' rake, and a 66" disc harrow. I really have no major complaints. I wish it had a mid range instead of just High or Low. Mine to is paid for so looking to buy new or bigger is hard to think about for another payment. But the harder question. If you did trade in what would you replace it with and why????
Thanks for the comment. I actually tried to answer that question here How to pick a tractor? [how i picked my next tractor when trading in a John Deere 2025r]
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Thank you for this review! I am looking at the 2032R series. Never owned a tractor before. Dealership only has this one. No hills at our place its all flat. Good to know you had it for 9 years. My use would be strickly to clean paddocks and scoop snow. Wondering how yours was in winter?
i have a few videos showing it moving snow etc. I believe if I had chains on the tires I wouldn't have any issues at all. thanks for the comment and hope you have a great day
I with the 2038r !;!!! You won't regret it
Just bought one, a 2014 model. Only complaint so far is VERY difficult to grease that driveshaft from the motor back to the trans. I might have to figure out how to remove the floor panels to get at it.
is that the zirk where you pray when it stopped spinning is pointing down?
I have a 2025 and I can pull a 5 foot tiller sunk all the way in! No problem! Being 6’6” , that is a bit of a small machine for you!
That's great news that you haven't had any issues. When I pull a 5 ft tiller is bogs down and I need to go really slow. I believe I have an older video showing that. Hope you are having a great start to your week. Thanks for taking time to leave me a comment.
You have mentioned that the rear tires tend to come off the ground. What do you have for counterweights?
I really appreciate the honesty in this video as I'm looking for a tractor and this is on my short list since it's in my price range. I also have hills to deal with, a gravel driveway and road and would be using this mainly for the front loader option to move gravel around and spread it (redistribute it) every spring. Would this be adequate at doing that? If not this tractor what would you have bought if you could go back 9 years knowing what you know now?
For me I would go and buy the tractor i have today which is a 4044m but 9 years ago that wasn't anywhere near my budget. Here in Iowa a dump truck of rock is about 14 tons and I have probably moved 25 truck loads of rock and another 15 loads of dirt. I just take a smaller bite and keep the bucket as low to the ground as possible when driving. I don't think the 2025r gains anything over the 1000 series but if you were going to go with a larger hp 2 series that would make the difference. thanks for the comment
@@WoodwardAcres I really appreciate the response. I ended up moving up to a 2032. I purchased it a few days ago and if all goes well it should be delivered this week. I can use some larger implements with it than I could have with the 2025 and it has 6 more horsepower. I test drove both tractors and they let me play in the dirt with them. The 32 felt a little more robust. It's still probably not the optimal tractor for what I'll end up using it for but it is about as much as I was willing to spend right now and it should get the job done. I added the 270B backhoe and I'm looking at land planes so I can take care of my private road and driveway. I'll end up using it in the winter to move snow banks and may even add the plow or a snow blower attachment to it.
@@jamess3532how are you liking your new machine? What was the approximate cost increase over a 2025R?
If you want a piece of equipment to do all of that and more. You need a skid steer. Plenty of attachments and implements available.
Thanks for the comment. I’m probably going to buy another tractor but if I’m a few years I switch I will say you were right!
Absolutely helpful.
Went out today looking at this exact machine in the 2025 R series at 28k. Not buying. Not enough HP.
Real videos pay off
Thanks
Thanks for the kind words. Hope you are having a great week
Sounds like your trying to do too big of work for a small tractor, this machine is geared more towards a hobby farm as too a skid steer or 40hp commercial tractor. But we do appreciate the honest reviews and it helps on choosing the correct purchase….. good job dude
Thanks for the comment and I agree completely
add rear balest weight preferbly rim gard in the tires..some of your issues will be helped..i also use rear suitcase weights if needed,,1625 hours,,dont like the stock tires and upgraded to versa turf radials 3 years ago,blow a lot of snow with hills and never put my chains on again,,just a few of the things off hand i can think of and im sure theres a lot more..good vidio..
Thanks for the comment. I traded for a 4044m and couldn’t be happier
No I pretty much agree with you cuz I kind of did the same thing I bought about a 30 horsepower tractor and I like it it does a good job but if I would have made a difference in the buying decision I would have only went with about a 40 or 45 horse I realize now that would have been better for all of my needs on a 25 acre farm
100% this! Thanks for sharing
Not trying to be a jerk but I think most people who comply like this about the machine just don’t have the skill to use it properly. The operator is just as important as the machine and I’ve seen others do amazing work with even a 1023e
Do you have loaded rear tires? Also do you have 3 point ballast for when picking up heavier items with the loader if so, what do you have for 3 point ballast and what's its total weight?
Thanks.
Hi! I do not have the tires filled but I typically hook up the 5’ tarter tiller for rear ballast. I believe that weighs in the neighborhood of 650lbs. Thanks and let me know if you have anymore questions
I would highly recommend getting the proper ballest to use the loader in your deere loader manule before discrediting stability and traction of any tractor frame size or platform. In your case due to your slopes and hill and driveway you really need all the stability and weight you can get.
My Recommendation:
1. Load rear tires with rimgurad at a bare minimum Most dealers won't even sell you a tractor anymore without loaded rear tires.
2. Get wheel weights
3. Get a Heavey hitch double row weight bracket or ballest box Do the calculations and make sure you have the recommended amount of ballast on the 3 point arms According to your loader manual, when lifting heavy loads.
4. BORA Rear wheel spacers 2"
Once you've done all those things see how the tractor performs it should be much more difficult to lose traction. The entire platform will be more stable and you shouldn't have the back end lifting up when picking up anything the loader can pick up.
In regards to snow removal R4 industrial tires are the worst in snowy icy slushy conditions. The solution is either replace those with a better tire for snow or chains,... and/or you could see what good works tractors did with his R4 tires he bought a grover and put some grooves in his R4 tires don't know how much this actually helped.
If you still aren't pleased with the platform if you're sticking with John Deere sounds like you'd want to look at a minimum of a 3039R. I would skip the 3033r. Due to your complaint of getting tasks done quickly and not having to slow down to wait for the tractor to recover from certain ground engaging attchments or tools that require a lot of engine horsepower and PTO horsepower.
All this being said if you have owned your 2025r tractor for 9 years you said you only have a couple 100 hours on it, You have to ask yourself is it worth the extra cost to go to the next frame size. Then all the added expenses for every single attachment you get, the larger the tractor the wider you go everything costs more. Maintenance, attachments, Implements. As it stands now you haven't done what John Deere recommends in the loader manule to properly use the front loader on your current tractor. So don't expect to get a 3 or 4 series tractor and try to lift something if you don't have proper ballast you're still going to have the same issues on a larger scale. Ballast is of utmost importance in regards to any equipment but especially tractors. I don't mean to come off harsh here just being a realist and giving you as much information as possible so that you can have a informed decision for your next purchase or however you want to move forward. Keep up the good videos. 👍
Just my 2 cents
Thanks
Thank you for all of your feedback!
I had a 1025r, i traded it for a 2025R. Both tractors have the same engine and transmission. 2025R is about 300 pounds heavier which means less power. 2025R was intended to run 4 foot implements just like the 2025R. I just traded for a 2032R. It isnt very impressive. It runs 5 foot implements-brushog, tiller, finish mower but it's a fairly weak tractor. In the future I'm gonna try a Kioti. John Deere used to build great tractors and implements but not anymore! Just my 2 cents.
Thanks for the comment. I think I was just asking too much.
You need to check your hydraulic pump, mine got replaced and mine works great on hills , your pressure may be off, mine was; !
Thanks i am seriously thinkin' about buying the 2025. I live on a hill. Wa nt it for the post hole digger. What would you buy k owing what you know today?
Sorry but I wouldn’t. I have a post hole digger too and while it dug down the lift capacity wasn’t strong enough to lift the auger out. To be effective you have to lift it almost every 3-5 inches of digging. It beats a manual digger but it isn’t right.
I started looking into the 1 series at first and figured it's okay. Then I looked into the 2 series and realized it's not much better than a 1 series because trying to stay out of a tractor with REGIN. But lately I've really been eying the 3 series and that seems like the way to go. I know most home owners want to stay away from the higher HP tractors with REGIN but the 3 series with the 25 HP seems like a pretty good balance. It also stays in the compact series of a tractor but with a bigger drivers station. Plus it accepts the same implements as your 2 series. Just saying, it might be worth your time looking into it.
Thanks for the comment. I ended up buying a 4044m and am very happy.
Sorry, while I respect your perspective, as an owner of a 2025r, I personally love this machine. I have hills, forest and LOTS of rocks! With a backhoe and loader, I have moved tons of rock, downed trees, stumps, mulch and loam. She never let me down.
I do admit, my dream was a 3033r with factory cab, but financial reality intervened. Still, I have come to love and respect my machine😊!
That’s fair. I now have a 4044m and feel I have the right tractor for my property. Thanks for watching and have a great weekend
@@WoodwardAcres 4044!!! Okay. Now I'm jealous!😅
To add to the confusion. The new 2025R has less loader capacity than the older generation and a limited height 3 point hitch!
I have a 1025R and it cant pull itself up my hills in high gear either.
Thanks for the info - I didn’t know that about the new 2025r. I know there is a fine line for a home owner and getting “work” done but at times I scratch my head with these little tractors. Have a great weekend!!!
The only thing I regret about the 2025 is that I didnt buy it first. I wasted a year with the 1025 before upgrading If I had a taller building and an extra $10k I would have prefered the 2032 but for the extra few dollars the 2025 is more bang for the buck.
I agree with the larger machine would be great but if I’m being honest I bought the biggest machine I could afford at the time. Thank you for the comment and hope you are having a great weekend
The Kioti CX2510 would be a perfect tractor for you.
There's only 250 pounds of difference between the 1025r and the 2025r. Personally? I think you have had a problem with your injectors, your transmission, your fuel management software or a line problem. You shouldn't be having that degree of difficulty. I weigh 330, and I certainly don't.
That’s very possible.
You know what man I cannot agree more with you like whether it's a Ford truck or a Dodge truck that's what I've always said go and find somebody that's had it for 5 to 10 years and then ask that owner if they would want to buy it again after everything cuz the tractor I bought I've had it now I'm not going to say the brand I want to be partial it's not a John Deere but I would mine's actually been damn good
Couldn’t agree more. Thank you for the comment
Big issue with the two speed trans on yhis model. I was told by a JD dealer. It's havier than the 1025r, but everything is the same, engine, hydraulics. Downside is the trans.
Agree. I only went with 2 series as I didn’t really fit on a 1 series
I have elevation changes on my property and able to mow with the MMM and the cut is very acceptable. Not sure why yours struggles.
But I think for all your needs it's probably not the right size for you.
i agree....now have a 4044m and most problems have gone away
Do you have liquid ballast in the rear tires?
I didn’t when I owned that tractor, I do have it in my new tractor
Never cut my yard in high gear. I had a 2025r.
I also never cut my yard in high gear
I have the 2025r and yes it is underpowered wish I would have bought the 2046 or 2038
thanks for the comment. i got plenty of email telling me i'm wrong so glad to know someone else feels similar. have a great day
Good vid I got hills, steep driveway and im a first time buyer. Not interested in this unit. Thanks
Thanks for the comment.
I heard you say you were using high gear. In low that size should climb up a wall. Mine in high gear is useless. In low nothing will stop it.
Not sure I remember really using high gear, I put it basically in low the day I got it and left it there.
I see you have the 4 series now. Good machine
Don't get so high when unloading from a semi lol!
What is it go for?
For me nothing so I got a bigger tractor
I'm not going to give you a negative response that you deserve...so just sell it and get what you really need
It’s all good man. It worked and did everything I asked it to for 9 yrs so that’s a compliment
The new ones are not as capable as yours due to loader capacity 3 point lift
I was unaware. Thanks for sharing
I actually have a 2015 as well I looked at the new one but chould not get over the 3 point hitch lift capacity and height and the loader I’m happy with the 2015 2025r
I believe this guy. But why doesn't anybody bitch about the bigger heavier 3025e being under powered? The 3025d, I get. Gear drive doesn't rob HP. And how the hell does the twice as big, 25 HP, 3 range hydro, air conditioned, Kioti CK2610 do anything? If this little 2025R is such an underpowered turd?
Thanks for the comment. I believe people buy tractors and never really use them. When I see attachments for sale to carry your garbage and recycling bins with your loader you know they aren’t being used.
John Deere 2038r. Is what you need
I wish I would have bought that first, now I have a 4044m
A few guys in my area own this exact tractor, not one of them is very happy with it... I think this tractor has very poor engineering. All say the same thing, very under powered....
Agreed!
Thanks!