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Read articles →This is a rambling day-in-the-life clip from an owner using a 3025E for firewood cutting and property cleanup, not a structured review. Real observations surface along the way: loader ballast needs when bucket-loading, rear wheel spin under load, strong diesel exhaust smell, and an unplanned real-world test of the composite hood surviving a falling branch impact without denting. Best for owners curious about ballast and hood durability anecdotes, not buyers wanting specs or a walkaround.
An individual owner casually documenting personal use and side projects on their own 3025E, with unscripted, meandering commentary rather than a formal review.
Yes. The owner found that loading the bucket, especially backing up an incline, caused the rear wheels to spin even with diff lock on, and said more ballast or weights would help.
In this video a falling four-inch dead pine branch hit the hood hard enough to flex it, but it bounced off with no scratch or dent, matching claims made in Kubota comparisons.
The owner says the tractor smells pretty bad no matter where it's parked, since the exhaust exits in front of the axle, and you smell diesel fumes a lot while using it.
