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Read articles →This is a shopper's dealership walkaround, not a hands-on work test: the creator inspects the Workmaster 25 in person and briefly test-drives it, comparing it feature-by-feature against a John Deere 3025D he'd been considering. It covers rear remotes, hydraulic flow, three-range transmission, cruise control, cast iron gear case, warranty terms, and financing/trade-in offers, plus a real complaint about twitchy loader response. Best for buyers cross-shopping sub-compact tractors on specs and price rather than seeing loader or backhoe work performed.
Posted by a prospective buyer comparing dealership offerings, so the tone leans favorable toward whichever tractor currently looks like the better deal.
The Workmaster 25 has rear remotes, higher hydraulic flow (12 vs 9 gallons per hour), a three-range transmission, cruise control, a larger bucket, and a better warranty, while costing less.
It has Boomer Guard coverage: two years bumper to bumper, six years on the powertrain, plus four additional years of coverage on certain items.
The loader is twitchy because of high hydraulic flow, making it fast on lift and curl but difficult to make fine, slow bucket movements.
Yes, it has three-point hitch stabilizer links, a drawbar, and mid-mount mower capability via a center PTO.
