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Read articles โA one-year owner review from a couple running a 46-acre East Texas ranch, covering real workload variety, trail clearing, stump removal, ditching, post holes, mowing. The video walks through controls in detail (pedals, PTO, loader joystick, three-point hitch) and gives an honest taller-rider perspective on ergonomics, including a Kubota pedal comparison. Gripes are minor: key placement, storage, no suspension. Best for prospective 3025E buyers wanting a candid owner take rather than a dealer pitch.
An owner-operator channel sharing hands-on impressions from their own rural property, with no apparent commercial affiliation.
Just under 50 hours in the year they owned it, with zero issues since purchasing it brand new from the dealer.
The 3025E has two separate pedals, one for forward and one for reverse, unlike the Kubota's single pedal with a heel for reverse that caused the reviewer's big foot to get hung up.
Minor gripes include the key switch location being hard to see and near the knee, limited safe storage for items like a phone, and no suspension or air ride seat.
Clearing trails, removing stumps and trees, removing gravel and dirt, mowing, prepping ground for a food plot, unloading heavy objects, digging ditches, and digging post holes.