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Read articles →This is a narrow feature demo, not a full tractor review: it isolates the 1025R's hitch position control and shows an egg-and-cone test proving the lift/lower lever returns an implement to the exact same depth every pass, then repeats the test on a Kubota BX for comparison, which fails. Useful for buyers specifically weighing repeatable implement positioning; skips price, specs, and general operation.
Posted by JD MachineFinder, a John Deere-affiliated channel, so the comparison against Kubota is framed to favor the 1025R.
You adjust a numerical lift lower control lever to your exact working position and the system remembers that setting every time you lower the implement.
Yes, in the egg-and-cone demo the tiller lowered to just miss the egg every time, not once or twice but every time.
The Kubota BX with select control broke the egg on the first try, and even when it stopped short once, it could not repeat that result consistently.
