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Read articles →This is a dealer walkaround focused on comfort and ease of operation rather than hard numbers or fieldwork. It covers the hydrostatic transmission, extra lighting for mowing or snow work, adjustable seat, tilt steering, and armrests, plus a brief note on sizing the 1025R for two-to-ten acre properties. It skips loader/backhoe demos and pricing, making it best for first-time shoppers wanting a basic feature overview.
Posted by 21st Century Equipment, a dealership channel, so expect a sales-oriented walkaround rather than independent testing.
Yes, the hydrostatic transmission on the 1025R makes it very easy to operate.
Yes, extra lights come on the R models, useful for mowing late at night or moving snow in winter.
The 1025R is ideal for two to ten acres, not too big or too small, and can run a mower deck or rotary cutter.
It has a seat adjustable forward and back, a tilt steering wheel, and armrests adjustable for height.
