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Read articles →A dealer-style walkaround that goes unusually deep into the basics: model-number decoding, hood and side-panel removal, every operator-station control (PTO stages, range selector, height-of-cut knob), rear three-point specs, and fluid capacities with actual numbers. It also clears up the common 1023E-vs-1025R belly-mower confusion. No loader or implement operation is demonstrated. Best for first-time subcompact buyers who want a thorough ground-level orientation before purchasing.
A dealership channel promoting 247parts.com, so the tone is sales-supportive, though the walkthrough content is largely factual rather than openly promotional.
Yes. There used to be a misconception that only the 1025R could run belly mowers or drive-over decks, but the 1023E has a mid-PTO and can do this too.
At 24 inches behind the arms, the 1023E has a lifting capacity of 758 pounds.
The diesel tank holds 6.3 gallons, the hydraulic reservoir holds 3.2 gallons, and the engine oil capacity is 2.9 quarts.
Twist back the yellow tabs near the front, pull the pin out, then pull the panel away and back toward the operator station on both sides.
