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Read articles →A sponsored first-look from a hobby homesteader who already owns a Kubota BX and a larger TYM 4820, giving him genuine comparison points. He spends the video getting initial seat time, spreading gravel with a box blade and moving heavy wet oak logs with forks, then walks through controls, hydraulics, cruise control, and gearing differences versus the BX. Viewers should know this is a sponsored loan, not an owner purchase, and third-function and ballast testing are deferred to future videos. Best for small-acreage buyers curious how the T25 feels on day one.
A hobby homesteader owner-operator channel sharing honest first impressions, but this video is explicitly a sponsored tractor loan, so enthusiasm is openly acknowledged and a conflict of interest exists.
Low gear on the T25 is a little taller than the BX, so it moves quicker in low range but slows some under full throttle on steep grades, though it still pulls fine.
Yes, the reviewer could dump the bucket and drop it at the same time or vice versa with very smooth control, even with almost no seat time on the tractor.
The buttons for third function are already integrated on the loader controls, and the tractor already has a set of rear remotes installed.
It moved a 20-inch by 12-foot wet oak log and a 14-inch by 16-foot wet oak log, with the reviewer praising its pushing power throughout.
