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Read articles →A side-by-side visual walkaround of used-market 2025R and 3033R units, focused mainly on size differences: tire width, wheelbase, operator station height, and how both fold to fit a standard garage. Also touches on loader bucket size, auto-connect vs. manual PTO deck hookup, and transmission range differences. Stays surface-level throughout, no digging, no loader cycles, no pricing, best for shoppers who simply want a sense of the physical size gap between the two series.
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The 2025R deck is drive over but not auto-connect, so you must manually connect the PTO shaft. The 3033R is drive over with auto-connect, so the PTO shaft connects itself as you drive over.
Yes, both tractors have folding ramps and will fold down to fit inside a standard seven-foot garage that most homes have.
The 2025R has a two-range hydrostatic transmission with high and low. The 3033R has a three-range hydrostatic transmission with high, medium, and low.
The 3033R has larger tires, a wheelbase about six inches wider, a taller operator station, a larger loader bucket, and a more refined seat with suspension and thicker padding.
| John Deere 2025R | John Deere 3033R | |
|---|---|---|
| PTO horsepower | 17.2 hp | 24.3 hp |
| Loader lift capacity | Not Published | 300R: 2,855 lbf; 320R: 3,327 lbf (at pivot pin) |
| 3-point lift capacity | 1,433 lb | 2,530 lb at hitch ball |
| Hydraulic flow | 3.5 gpm | 9.1 gpm |
