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Read articles →An owner's informal 62-hour update rather than a structured review, he missed his 50-hour target and keeps it brief. Covers a previously troubled seat switch (now resolved), cold-weather starting down to 11 below with 15W-40 oil and a space heater, and getting stuck in snow drifts. No specs, loader numbers, or mechanical deep-dive. Best for 3025D owners curious about real winter use.
Posted by the RSM Stuff channel, appearing to be a private owner documenting their own tractor use across multiple episodes.
The owner started it at 11 below zero using 15W-40 oil, warming it up first with a space heater, and it started fine.
Yes, the owner says he hasn't had any more issues with the seat switch since it started working well again.
The owner got stuck a couple times in snow drifts, though it does fine once a trail is made through the snow.
He plans to add a block heater before next winter and is considering a ballast box, wheel weights, and tire chains for snow and loader work.
