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Read articles →This is a first-impressions walkaround from an owner who just bought the 3025E to replace a 3032E he traded away, not a hands-on work test. He compares hydraulics, three-point hitch, fuel tank placement, hood/filter access, and seat comfort against his old 3032 and the R-series, and notes available options like third-function and backhoes. No loader or implement work is shown yet; more videos are promised.
Posted by an owner-operator who also does small tractor jobs for customers, giving a personal, experience-based perspective rather than a dealer pitch.
Yes, the owner says the 3025E has the same hydraulic pump and gallons per minute as the 3032E, giving it the same loader lift capacity and three-point hitch capacity.
The fuel tank was moved behind the seat instead of under the hood like on the 3032E, giving more room under the hood but making the fuel gauge harder to see.
No, the owner says there is no particulate filter, only a muffler and air filter under the hood, and it still passes emissions.
The 3025E seat is described as basically the same seat used on a lawnmower, while the R-series has a more comfortable spring seat, especially on rough terrain.
