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Read articles →A decision-process video from a current John Deere 2210 owner who seriously considered the 3025E but didn't buy one. It compares the two machines on lift capacity (620 lb vs. 845 lb at the pin), ground clearance, and loader reach, and weighs the 3025E's $20,000, $22,000 price against stepping up to a used 3033R or 3039R. Useful for owners debating a modest upgrade versus holding out for more capability.
An owner-operator sharing personal deliberation from a multi-tractor hobby property, with no apparent dealer or brand affiliation.
The 2210 with a 210 loader lifts 620 pounds at the pin to full height, while the 3025E with a 300E loader lifts 845 pounds, roughly 225 pounds more.
The owner is undecided, saying the 3025E costs $20,000 to $22,000 but only offers a modest lift capacity gain, and is considering a used 3033R or 3039R instead.
No, on the 3025E the fuel gauge is not on the dash, you have to turn around and look at the tank behind the seat.
It has bigger tires front and back, a larger loader, better ground clearance, more loader reach, higher lift capacity, and strong resale value.
