A John Deere 2025r, Titan Pallet Forks and Logs | Very Surprised

[@TheDweebert]

Awesome content...thanks for posting. I've been watching all your tractor vids( I subscribed) because I'm looking to buy either a 2025, a 2032 or 2038. I'm having a really hard time deciding which is right for me. Worried the 2025 may leave me looking for a little more power and that larger one will be too cumbersome. Good problems to have I suppose. Anyways, thanks again!

[@walk.steady]

Thank you for the sub, comment and watch time! Much appreciated and glad you’re enjoying it! It’s a tough decision. I find myself wanting more hydraulic power and may end up adjusting the scv. I don’t use many pto implements so hp hasn’t been much of an issue for me. Any questions feel free to ask! I’ve learned a lot on the 2025r.

[@TheDweebert]

@@walk.steady Thank you for the reply and willingness to help. Like you said, It does seem like people are able to squeeze a little bit more hydraulic power out of it with the SCV adjustment. I’m sure you probably already know this , but the self- leveling loader is also supposed to add 25% more lifting capacity. If the SCV adjustment doesn’t give you all you want, adding the MSL may do the trick. The reviews I’ve seen online about the MSL have been mixed. If you had to do it all over again, would you go with the 2025 again or go another direction?

[@walk.steady]

You betcha! I've heard that and think I've seen a video on a comparison. Possibly Tractor Time with Tim but can't say for sure. For my situation, the 2025r is 100% enough for what I need it for. If I had acreage and/or more PTO usage I would go bigger, no question. I'm actually tossing around the idea of a 3039r to split here and my family farm and getting rid of the 2025r but haven't decided yet.