No more 1025R. Let us show you our brand new John Deere 2038R

[@projectswithjw]

Good job on the video 👍

[@TractorsAndLife]

Thank you and thank you for watching!

[@KnucklesTheDad]

Greetings from Ohio, but raised in the shadows of Rich Stadium in the Southtowns. Just eating some pizza and wings, watching some tractor videos and scroll by a guy in a Buffalo 🦬 shirt and had to subscribe. I love my 1025r open station, but those scenes in the first video remind me that wouldn't work if still in WNY. Really enjoyed the video, looking forward to your channel's content.

[@TractorsAndLife]

Love your comments. Watching the Bills game right now! 1025R is a phenomenal tractor. You’ll be able to watch the 2038R in action this winter! Thank you for subscribing!!

[@ryandovey944]

Question: why not flip the front tires and add wheel spacers? No idea if that would work but curious.. then you may be able to access the Valve stem easier with the wheels out more and have more stability.

[@TractorsAndLife]

It would def work but I think at some point it may be too much strain on the front axle. To me, it’s either reverse wheels/tires, or leave current configuration and add spacers

[@MJF40]

@@TractorsAndLifeon my 2025r I added 1.5in spacers rear and 1in spacers front. Front swivels and the spacers increase the leverage on that swivel. No Bueno. I took them off Rears make a big difference, though loaded tires too

[@TractorsAndLife]

@@MJF40 Thanks for the feedback. I hadn't heard that before. Interestting. Thank you so much for watching!

[@MJF40]

@@TractorsAndLife yeah honestly I hadn’t realized it until I started doing loader work with all the spacers in and if you think about it, it’s the rear axle and only the rear axle that keeps the tractor stable. The front floats.

[@TractorsAndLife]

@@MJF40 I see what youre saying, but always believed that increasing the overall stance of the tractor helped with stability. But you bring up an interesting point. I wish there was a way we could test that theory on the channel.