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Read articles →This is a one-month ownership review from an owner who cross-shopped the 3025E against a Kubota L2501 before buying, and explains why (price, no DPF, prior brand experience). He covers real use: bush hogging tall four-to-five-foot Bahia grass, pallet fork loader limits after cutting up a tree, the fixed-mount quick-attach loader, the combo brake/diff-lock pedal, and PTO behavior. Good for buyers comparing 3E-series against Kubota on real-world small-acreage tasks.
Posted by Lance of the Rockin R Ranch channel, an owner sharing hands-on impressions after about 22.6 hours on his own newly purchased tractor.
It bogged down a little in real thick, heavy 4 to 5 foot tall Bahia grass but overall did excellent, with no complaints about power.
The Deere package with bucket, pallet forks, and 60 inch bush hog was about $3,000 cheaper than the equivalent Kubota L2501 package.
No, the 3025E does not have a DPF filter or regen system, just a simple Yanmar three-cylinder diesel engine at 25 horsepower.
He reached the loader lifting limits cutting up a big tree, partly because his 48 inch pallet forks are oversized compared to the 42 inch he wanted.
