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Read articles →This is an owner's personal walkaround of his own 2021 2025R at 50 hours, not a dealer pitch. He covers his own aftermarket add-ons in detail: a reinforced bucket, receiver hitch, LED lights, exhaust extension, Speedco quick hitch, seat cover, and Borla spacers, plus real talk on mower deck leveling quirks, the 2025R vs 1025R comparison, and why he prefers twin-pedal controls over a treadle. Best for buyers weighing this model against siblings and considering common upgrades.
Posted by the Turner Truck and Tractor channel, run by an owner named Les sharing hands-on impressions and mods from his own tractor rather than a dealership perspective.
The 2025R is close to the 1025R, almost a souped up version, with a stretched wheelbase and larger tires, giving more ground clearance and a smoother ride on rough roads.
The owner read the factory manual and adjusted it in the shop, noting the deck is not symmetrical left to right or front to back, so take your time and check blades rather than just measurements.
He says the twin pedal setup feels more natural for how his body operates, though he notes Kubota makes great tractors with their own three-speed hydrostatic transmission tradeoffs.
He added a reinforced bucket with channel iron, a 2 inch receiver hitch, LED lights, an exhaust extension, a Speedco quick hitch, a seat cover, and Borla spacers.
