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Read articles →A one-of-a-kind field video showing a donated John Deere 1025R doing real mountain road repair work at a Honduras coffee farm, clearing landslide debris, grading steep terrain, and carving drainage ditches in conditions far beyond what the machine was designed for. The host also drives the tractor himself and covers a practical parts note: sourcing missing three-point hitch arms for a 1025R. Best for owners curious about the machine's real-world limits.
An owner-operator hobbyist channel focused on compact tractor projects, so expect a personal, conversational tone rather than a dealership or manufacturer perspective.
It had about 350 hours, having arrived with around 100 hours and been in use for a year and a half or more.
The tractor was donated with a backhoe attached, but whoever sold it forgot to include the three-point attach arms, so a full set had to be sourced.
The dozer costs over a hundred dollars an hour, which includes the two to three hour drive required to bring it up to the farm.
The host says this is not a great place for a 1025R and that the work really ought to be done by a dozer, but the tractor manages it anyway.
