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Read articles →This is real personal-project footage, not a dealer demo: the owner uses his BX25's loader (backhoe removed) to excavate a 16x10-foot garage/barn extension, showing before-progress-after over roughly two and a half hours of digging, pulling a tree, and later using the tractor to set railroad-tie timbers for a retaining wall. It's a casual, practical look at real dirt-moving work rather than a spec review, best for buyers curious how a BX25 handles excavation and landscaping tasks.
An owner-operator documenting his own backyard project with a newly purchased Kubota BX25, offering informal firsthand impressions rather than a polished review.
Yes, the owner removed the backhoe and used only the loader to excavate a 16 by 16 foot area for a garage extension, calling the tractor excellent for the job.
The hole was about four feet deep in the back, three feet deep in the front, sixteen feet wide and ten feet deep.
Yes, the owner pulled a tree with serious roots out of the excavation area while using the BX25D to dig.
Yes, the owner used the tractor to lower large railroad tie timbers into place while building a retaining wall.
