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Read articles →A delivery-day first look from a small-scale no-till market gardener who bought the 25S specifically for a loader bucket and pallet forks, not tillage. She walks around the just-arrived machine, notes the hydrostatic transmission, four-wheel drive, four-foot bucket width, and zero-percent financing from her dealer. No operating demo or specs beyond horsepower. Best for viewers curious about real-world purchase reasoning from a hobby-farm context.
Posted by the Little Roots Ranch channel, whose host presents as a small farm owner sharing a personal purchase experience rather than any technical or dealer perspective.
She runs a no-till market garden, so she did not need a tiller or ripper. She wanted the bucket for moving compost and the forks for hay, logs, and harvest crates.
Yes, it has four-wheel drive and is diesel powered. It uses a hydrostatic transmission with both front and rear directional control, which she found interesting since most have only one.
The bucket is four feet wide, which matters to her because her garden beds are four feet wide, made up of two two-foot wide beds.
It was purchased from Brim Tractor in Mount Vernon, and they offered zero percent financing at the time of purchase.
