BRAND NEW! 2018 2025R From John Deere

[@hammondtractor]

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[@briehawkins8640]

Uio

[@northernbear7627]

Again one of John Deere great moves. Can't even open the tool box.

[@Freedomlawnservice87]

Well I’ll take it over damn kubotas crap heel toe hydro and weak ass loader

[@davidcarleton6928]

When discussing these two tractors, no-one mentions the main functional difference. The larger rear tires allow for a greater lift height on the threepoint lift! The 1025r has a "Limited" 3 point; it cannot lift your implement to provide max ground clearance. This can "limit" the attachments you can use. The rear blade on my 1026r sits so low I have to be careful when crossing a curb or it will hit. Buy the 2025r if you are going to extensively use 3 point attachments and have concerns about ground clearance.

[@semco72057]

That is a nice looking tractor and I have the 2016 year model 3032E tractor and wonder if John Deere have improved that tractor also. I also have a 2002 model 790 tractor and it has the same problems as the newest one I purchased and that is battery access, and fuel tank location which is weird since other companies like New Holland have made their refueling capability and battery access much easier. John Deere, Kutota, and a few other companies just decided not to do it and make it tougher on the owners.

[@hammondtractor]

They have in 2018, check out our video on that tractor.

[@vtdrive129]

The best fuel tank location is under the floor boards, so you're at waist height. The battery in the very front of frame, seems to work best. My LS XR has both of these items in the best spot. A lot of the popular color tractor brands seem to pinch in the strangest places.

[@marksleeper3752]

Hi'm looking at the 2025R i have a 4052R i purchased off Hammond and i also purchased a 870 years ago

[@marksleeper3752]

what is the cost of this one with a loader and R4 tires

[@VigilantCivilian]

Does the 120R loader bucket come standard with the hook on the bucket? I see it on both the 2025R and the 1025R in the video.

[@hammondtractor]

Thats something we do as a company not John Deere we like to send our tractors out ready to work!

[@srikanthp5731]

Back tyre design ,height of tyres excellent .

[@vtdrive129]

My problem with Deere and Kubota is that, to remain price competitive, they have stripped down their tractors. If not stripped down, they are so much more money than competition, that I can't even compare them. Just fyi, I owned a brand new 3320 tlb in the past, good tractor, excellent fit and finish, not as heavy duty as my Masseys or my new LS Mtron. Deere would have been 5-7k more, for same options, than my LS - that's a tough pill to swallow to buy green.

[@Will-tm5bj]

What ls did you get? I've been looking at the mt125 and xg3025. Test drove a deere 1025r with a loader, backhoe, and grapple they wanted 23k for it. The ls xg3025 with loader, backhoe, box blade, pallet forks was going for 21. The deere was really nice though and the dealer has been there longer. Such a hard decision lol, but I'm fortunate to say that

[@vtdrive129]

@@Will-tm5bj ls xr3135,tlb. My current tractor. I've had new Masseys, Deeres and Kubota. Best fit and finish-deere and ls. Heaviest-massey and ls. Highest capacities-ls. Best ergonomics-deere and ls. Best price-ls, by a long shot!

[@vtdrive129]

@@Will-tm5bj if you are looking at Subcompact, I owned a new Kubota bx22. The bx22 was a rough tractor, not very refined. I think the best sub. Right now is probably Deere, but that sticker shock is a bugger.

[@Will-tm5bj]

@@vtdrive129, it really is. I can get so much more tractor if I go with the ls but I really liked the deere and on e I get beyond the first few big jobs my land might be too small for a large frame

[@akbychoice]

Lols like the tool box wasn’t designed to open in place.

[@hammondtractor]

It is just hard to work with one hand on a camera!

[@jimfrits334]

That tool box looks like it was designed by someone that has never owned a tractor of any size and doesn't have a clue on why they are needed. Oh, it looks real nice with that handle but as an owner of the GenII 2025R it can attest that the handle is a supreme pain in the rear and just needs to disappear. The box location and size is frankly the worst thing I have found on this tractor. It doesn't even allow a 12" crescent wrench to fit. The handle must be flipped forward to open the box and then you have the problem of the hasp design interfering with that requirement!! Really frustrating. I will never use that box on my tractor for anything but the most mundane items, maybe extra pair of gloves or something of that nature. In the meantime I fabricated and mounted a toolbox bracket on the rear of my tractor and mounted a box from a 1025R. It fits just fine with enough clearance for the backhoe outrigger when it's in the stored position.

[@marksleeper3752]

Great review

[@truckerray7533]

What size sub compact tractor are you referring to when you are talking about the PTO on off button was located on the side of the tractor??? My 2017 John Deere sub compact has the PTO button up there on there right side of the dash. . .right there in the same spot as the this yellow PTO rocker switch. Mine is the FLIB 1025R w/the 54" inch auto connect , drive over, mower deck!

[@nickr8829]

He's referring to the old 2025R which this one replaced.

[@DoRC]

4:18 caught ya cheatin:) didn't align and slide those rear tabs in on the side panel. Makes me wonder how much more fiddly it is when doing it right....

[@hammondtractor]

Visit your local dealer and check out how easy it really is. No cheating just hard to show in detail when your a 1 man show!

[@andrewcfisher08]

I did it yesterday for the first time on a 1025, just make sure the two tabs closer to the back of the tractor slide in their spots. Very easy over all.

[@4gauge10]

Do R/C! Its kinda hard holding a camera in one hand and manipulate the panels with the other...HAHA!!.Nice video!!.😀👍

[@WolfinWolvesClothing713]

I see on the website there is a 200lb difference in lift capacity. Not the same. How do they get this? Higher pressure?

[@hammondtractor]

One is at pivot pins one is 500 mm in front of pivot pins. Most manufactures measure at the pivot pins that is why I gave that spec for comparison.

[@WolfinWolvesClothing713]

@@hammondtractor ok. Thanks. I was thinking about trading for a 2025. Decided to keep my 1025. Its still pretty nice.

[@hammondtractor]

@@WolfinWolvesClothing713 yeah if you don't need the added ground clearance you wont gain much. If you were to go back and do it again that would be different! We appreciate the feedback.

[@robertpurdy3208]

Great video, really excited to get mine. Ive always been a Deere guy, but since you guys sell both I have to ask, Kubota or Deere for overall dependability, reliability and ease of use?

[@hammondtractor]

Honestly depends on the model.

[@davidcraven1245]

What about rear remote valve even the rk comes with them

[@hammondtractor]

None standard...not many tractors come standard with rear remotes.

[@adamaustin3373]

@@hammondtractor RK does

[@OgleBilly]

Educational question, why would I want to by a 2025 over a 1025?

[@hammondtractor]

Depends on what your trying to do with the tractor for me it would come down to if your doing bush hogging in rougher terrain or if your looking to do some minor woods work the 2025R will allow you better ground clearance for those tasks.

[@virginiabronc]

Ground clearance, more hydraulic flow, and a true stage 1 3 point, not a limited like the 1025, (which is important for larger implement's) the 1025r and 1023 only recommend certain rear implement sizes so you for one dont overpower the machine, and secondly so you're not dragging them around. The 2025 allows you to use the full array of implements, that is of course, the ones that are rated for it.

[@victorv4340]

does the 2025 have the same frame as the 1025?

[@hammondtractor]

No it does not. It is a larger frame!

[@victorv4340]

thank you

[@edboggs4066]

Just bought a 2025 R Deere, tractor does not want to go into gear. I have to work the forward or reverse pedal before it goes into gear. Can anyone help with this.

[@bluegoose94]

It's out of setting. Mine did it when it was new. Warranty work. If you don't have a warranty give it gas forward then back. Then it well go into gear.

[@edboggs4066]

@@bluegoose94 Did John Deere repair. Mine is under warranty how ever it seems like my dealer is at a loss on what to do.

[@jefferyjefferswv8973]

What is the grown clearance on the 2025r

[@hammondtractor]

Just measured the one in the showroom it has R4's on it and it is at 12", the 1025R is about 9.5" with R4's.

[@mrbubetube]

beautiful, it's BEAUTIFUL!

[@mark31383]

Hello, I'm looking to buy a 1025r or a 2025r in the next month or two. I was told that the only real difference between them is the size, it that true? If so since you would need a wider bush hog or tiller for the 2025r because i it's size, do you find the rear PTO to be a little under sized? Thanks!

[@hammondtractor]

The frame size and wheel / tire package size are primarily the main differences. They would take the same width bush hog 48".

[@mark31383]

What about a tiller, would a 48 inch tiller cover the tire tracks? Thanks

[@stever2830]

Did they change the gearing to accommodate the larger tires ?

[@niranjanadwashi9524]

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[@niranjanadwashi9524]

2025r tactar

[@mitchellconant9336]

Yikes, it's green. Maybe it has mold or something. Just kidding, thanks for the overview. I like that step

[@Freedomlawnservice87]

Better than a rusty orange color lol

[@mrbubetube]

Is there a size difference between the 2025R, 2032R, and 2038R, or any other significant difference other than the horsepower?

[@hammondtractor]

Glad you asked the 2025R is on a smaller chassis as well. The 2032R and 2038R are considered the big framed 2R's size wise they are similar to a 3E. The Larger 2R's has a 220R loader instead of a 120R which creats about 1200lbs of lift instead of 950lb. The 2025R is a great size for folks that dont need bigger horse power but also want a little bigger than a sub compact.

[@genedameier8746]

mrbubetube, I agree with everything Hammond Tractor said. I've heard the 2025R called a "series 1.5" Bigger than the 1025 but smaller frame than the rest of the "2" series.

[@jimwhite9985]

Don’t know why they did away with the swivel seat to me that’s a pain to have two seats

[@davidcraven1245]

Rk tractors has one set standard

[@lucasanderson5499]

So the only difference between the 1025 and 2025 is it is slightly bigger...

[@hammondtractor]

you gain ground clearance and frame size.

[@keithferguson9601]

Notice the new John Deere 2020r tractor is all plastic plastic side panels break easily

[@jimfrits334]

Every tractor I've had since 1998 has been plastic and I haven't damaged a panel yet. I'll take plastic over thin steel any day on these compact tractors.

[@WolfinWolvesClothing713]

Use a little finesse, and don't drive it into stuff. Your car breaks easy, do you run it into stuff?

[@deanlimbacher6946]

No draw bar anymore!

[@autumnwindassociates7783]

It amazes me how many of these videos are taken without a wide-angle lens, which pretty well guarantees they're just hokey as hell and reflect badly on the product and the creator.

[@baja5racer1]

Way too much plastic on a tractor for me

[@observant98]

baja5racer1 too much or too little plastic...still a value priced tractor loader that will hold up well over the years.

[@elliotrhode1936]

too much plastic that is rust free, doesn't dent, and is cheaper to replace.

[@JoseAntonio-pb7nd]

My old tractor has full steel body with polymer (plastic) hood, and I can tell you the metal is dented and rusted in many areas while the hood looks incredibly well with no damage what so ever, it's a 1988 tractor. Polymer is a proven product and if it's to much plastic why does it hold the most resale value then any other brand? These tractors are solid and well built machines.

[@michealwhynot]

Why does anyone buy a plastic tractor for I would rather have all steel

[@hammondtractor]

Well there a few good reasons. This plastic is not a cheap plastic like you find on lawn mowers its a much more durable plastic, we have seen people drop trees on them without breaking where if they had steel it would have been crushed. Steel dents chips and rusts. Both are good but until you've owned one for a few years it would be hard to judge for yourself.

[@michealwhynot]

@@hammondtractor tractors are ment for weight to haul thing I would rather have all metal and no plastic

[@hammondtractor]

Well the Kubota B2301 weighs 1566lbs and the 2025R weighs 1660lbs... I have them side by side in the showroom they are almost identical in size. Direct comparisons. BTW I sell both so it doesn't matter which one you buy!

[@marksmit1026]

Hi to all has a owner of a 1025 r I can tell you this tractor is a piece of shit and doesn’t have any power keeps on breaking everything is excused why is it not include in a warrantee do not buy it go find a massive machine with a good warrantee this tractors have no power to do any real work on the property.

[@bradjenkins932]

Likes cheaply made!! I rather buy a Kubota !!

[@hammondtractor]

we sell those too!

[@Will-jb6kr]

That way you can be on medical and have a lot of time to use your new Kubota with that shit treadle peddle destroying your ankle!

[@chalemi]

Massey Ferguson-made of METAL! Not PLASTIC!

[@4gauge10]

chalemi Metal rust and dents,paint fades,clear coat peels off...JUNK!!.I have a Deere thats 20 years old and you would say it looks showroom new if you saw it.

[@coldspring624]

Are they as bad as your big deeres....i mean ya screwed over the farmers with repairs

[@rentatrip1videos]

$20,995.00

[@hammondtractor]

We currently are selling this tractor for 19k before additional incentives.

[@adamaustin3373]

@@hammondtractor is that with the bucket?

[@hammondtractor]

Adam Austin yes sorry for the delay.

[@anthonyvalentino9483]

John Deere lawn tractors are garbage disposable transmissions plastic hoods and Briggs and Stratton engines all garbage

[@alittleofthisandalittleofthat]

I see this model has the shit ass air breather bracket. Not good !