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Read articles →This is a niche, practical clip from an owner who actually put his 1025R on a two-post automotive lift, something he says he'd never seen documented elsewhere. He points out the two safe lift points (loader mast and rear frame), notes complications if you still have the mid-mount mower lift mechanism installed, and discusses tire/wheel removal with beet-juice-filled tires. It's short and specific, best for owners doing their own lift-based maintenance or wheel work.
Posted by the Demo Dad channel, an owner sharing hands-on shop footage from his own 1025R as he preps to trade it in.
You can lift on the loader mast and on the rear frame. The rear frame point is more complicated if the mid-mount mower lift mechanism is still installed.
Yes, if you still have the mid-mount mower setup with the lift mechanism in there, it is more complicated because the lift arm will hit that mechanism.
Even on the 1025R, tires loaded with beet juice are still pretty heavy and awkward to handle when taking them on and off.
