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Read articles →This video focuses on a specific practical question: is the Woodmaxx 9900 too heavy for a John Deere 1025R to lift, and does the tractor have enough power to run it? The host actually demonstrates the lift struggle, explains the 9900 vs. 8800 tradeoff by weight and infeed opening, and chips real yard debris including large-diameter brush. Closes with clear size recommendations for 1025R and Kubota BX owners.
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Not cleanly on its own. The 9900 weighs 1,000 pounds and the tractor strains to lift it, needing about 50 to 70 pounds of extra hand pressure to fully raise it.
Yes. The host reports no power issues because the hydrostatic drive gives fine control over infeed speed, letting him run it slower without bogging down.
The host says he would probably stick with the 8800 for a 1025R because of the weight, even though the 9900 has a larger infeed opening.
A Kubota BX can pick up the 8800 by hand without assistance, but the host says he might still choose the 9900 if affordable for its larger infeed.
