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Read articles →A self-described non-expert owner using a 3025D for the first time on real yard work, cutting down a hill and moving dirt to level a backyard. Shows bucket loading, spreading, and some box blade use, plus a handy tip for disengaging four-wheel drive. Casual and unscripted; most useful to new hydrostatic-tractor owners curious how the machine handles basic earthmoving on uneven ground.
Posted by the RSM Stuff channel, which appears to be a hobbyist owner documenting projects on their own property with no apparent commercial affiliation.
Put it in reverse and let out on the clutch while backing up, pushing it down, and it will disengage.
Yes, the owner used it to cut down a hill and move dirt to level a backyard, though not expertly, calling the results not too bad.
It was used to drag and smooth dirt, but got hung up going up a steep slope and struggled with dry, sandy soil.
