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Read articles →This is a personal logging-day vlog, not a tractor review: the owner fells a pine tree with a come-along and snatch block, then uses his 3025E with a rotary cutter attachment to lift and load cut logs onto a trailer, discussing log weights and trailer capacity. There's no walkaround, specs, or buying guidance, it's real-world loader use in a chore, useful mainly for owners curious how a 3025E handles log-moving tasks.
Posted by stuntcardriver, an owner using his own 3025E for property work, sharing an unscripted personal vlog rather than a formal review.
Yes, the owner used the 3025E with the rotary cutter attached to lift and load cut pine logs onto a trailer instead of using the logging winch.
The owner loaded 3,226 pounds of 10-foot pine logs, staying under the trailer's 3,645 pound capacity, with most logs weighing about 600 pounds each.
He left the rotary cutter on because attaching and removing it is clunky and a struggle, so he used it to lift logs instead of swapping to the winch.