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Read articles →This is a real-world landscaping project video, part two of a series (following video 106), showing an owner using his 1025R's loader to haul and spread roughly nine tons of rock around his house using a rented single-axle dump trailer. It's not a spec review or dealer walkaround; it's hands-on loader work, including a candid mistake with the trailer gate. Best for owners curious how the 1025R handles real landscaping loads without tearing up yards.
An owner-operator (Bill) documenting his own property projects on his tractor across a numbered video series, not a dealer or reviewer.
Yes, the owner used the 1025R loader to haul about nine tons of rock from a dump trailer and spread it around the house without tearing up the yard.
No, the owner says he can drive over new plants and gravel with a load on the tractor without putting ruts in the ground he'd have to fix.
The owner tried putting the bucket under the dump trailer gate to catch rock, but the gate got in the way; removing the gate and using a board might have worked better.
