A breakdown of three John Deere 25HP models: the 1025, 2025, and 3025E. The video walks through which tractor works best for different implements, ground clearance needs, and property sizes so you can pick the right one for your setup.
Good day and welcome to SunSouth. We know that sometimes figuring out which tractor you need can be intimidating. There's a lot of models and a lot of options. So that's why we're here today to make this short video to try and help you figure out which tractor is right for your place for your operation. We have here three tractors. The 1025-2025 and 3025E. So how do you decide which 25 horsepower tractor fits your needs? There's three things that you need to decide figure out before you start tractor shop. What do you want to do? How, how fast do you want to get it done? What implements do you want to be able to operate? These tractors all are 25 horsepower tractors. But the 1025 will handle four foot implements. The 2025 will handle some four foot and some five foot implements. And the 3025 will handle basically any five foot implement field. So if you have a small operation, maybe you're just wanting to take care of your yard or your place. Four foot implements is fine for you. The 2025 is a great tractor. You can put a mid mount mower dec it cut around the house. You can put a bush hog on it. You can do just about anything. Any four foot implement you can run with this tractor right here. And it's a comfortable tractor. Now let's say you want a little bigger tractor, maybe you need a little more ground clearance. Maybe you want to be able to pull a five foot box plate. The 2025 would be the tractor for you. It's a little bigger tractor, it sits a little higher, maybe a little more comfortable for some people because it's a little larger. So this would be a tractor to consider if you find yourself in that situation. It will also carry a 62 Inc. Mid Mount Mower deck. Now if you're wanting a little larger tractor yet, there's 3025 available. 3025 is an E series tractor. So it's a little more basic, but it can handle any five foot implement. It sits higher yet it's got a little higher and a little larger operator station. It's a little more basic tractor, but it's a really good tractor to get things done around a small acreage.
