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Read articles →Filmed at the National Farm Machinery Show before opening day, this video gives a close-up pre-production walkaround of the JD 1M25 cab model. Tim methodically works through hood access, the new serpentine belt, exhaust relocation, cab headroom, AC controls, and sealing limitations, while also flagging practical trade-offs like backhoe incompatibility and the rear AC unit's 16-inch protrusion. Best for current 1-series owners weighing an upgrade who want honest detail beyond marketing materials.
Tractor Time with Tim is an owner-operator hobby-farm channel focused on compact tractors, so the perspective is that of an engaged enthusiast rather than a dealer or industry professional.
No. The presenter says he is even more certain now that the backhoe would not be compatible because the rear air conditioner sticks out too far to clear it.
The frame itself measures about 14 inches, and with lights added it is close to 16 inches, enough that even a 5'7" person cannot fit under it.
Yes. Unlike older Mouser cab models that required removing the cab, adding the third function is now trivial by removing the inner fender liner and hooking up lines.
The unit shown does not have the optional radio installed, but speakers are already included up front even without it.
