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Read articles →This is a new owner's purchase-decision recap, not a hands-on demo: he explains why he picked the 1025R over LS and Kubota (dealer proximity, parts/service availability, resale value) and walks through the implement package he budgeted for, pallet forks, bucket, quick-connect, a 4-foot County Line tiller, edge tamers for snow, and a Heavy Hitch subsoiler/furrower. No running or operating footage shown. Best for shoppers still weighing brand/dealer tradeoffs and implement choices on a budget.
Posted by the thegreenworkbench channel, an owner sharing his own research and purchase reasoning with only about six and a half hours on the tractor so far.
The LS dealership was 45 minutes away with a small service department, and he worried about parts availability since budget brands can rebrand or disappear over time.
It was so expensive it would have blown his entire budget and left no money for other implements he needed, so he decided to rent one instead when needed.
The 4-foot tiller matches the tractor's width better and does not make the subcompact tractor work as hard as the extra drag from a 5-foot tiller would.
