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Read articles →This is a dealer-narrated walkaround of the John Deere 3025E, covering the 300E loader (1,176 lb lift, bucket removal, grapple/fork options), industrial tires and 5-foot implement width, the 25hp Yanmar engine, hydrostatic pedals, PTO button, cab layout, and rear three-point hitch and fuel tank placement. It stays surface-level narration with no loader or hitch work actually demonstrated, and ends with financing and dealership contact info.
Posted by the SunSouth John Deere channel and presented by a named salesperson, so expect a sales-oriented walkaround rather than independent testing.
The 300E loader on the 3025E will lift 1,176 pounds, according to the dealer.
The rear tires are about 62 inches wide, so the tractor carries any 5-foot implement like a rotary cutter, roto tiller, disc, box blade, or post hole digger.
It has a 25 horsepower diesel engine made by Yanmar, which John Deere has used in these series tractors for over 30 years.
No, it is a hydrostatic tractor with a forward pedal and reverse pedal, so there is no clutching or changing gears.
