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Read articles →A subscriber who sells John Deere, and owns a 2025R, brings the machine to help Tim move shops, so the 2025R gets used hard on real tasks: loading pallets with forks, reaching high shelves, and disassembling pallet racking. Tim drives it briefly and shares genuine first impressions comparing loader feel and fuel capacity to his own 2014 1025R. Best for 1025R owners curious whether the 2025R is meaningfully different in practice.
An owner-operator channel where the guest is a John Deere dealership salesperson, so the 2025R coverage is enthusiastic but the use-case context is real and unscripted.
Yes. It is a bit wider and longer, sits up higher, has taller tires, and the loader felt easier to control, though it shares the same power plant as the 1025R.
Tim said the loader felt more stable front to back and easier to control than his 2014 1025R, noticing the difference while loading just one pallet.
The 1025R holds about nine and a half gallons, which was mentioned as a notable difference compared to the 2025R's larger tank.
