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Read articles →An owner-operator two-month impressions video from someone who previously ran a John Deere 1025R and upgraded for more power and PTO capacity. He walks through physical specs, tire choice, operator-station controls, dual rear remotes, joystick float mode, third-function setup, and hydraulic flow numbers, with candid notes on what the SE trim adds over standard. Best for shoppers comparing the CK4020 SE HST to smaller compact tractors.
Posted by the Silent Hill Acres channel, presenting as a private owner sharing early real-world impressions rather than a dealer or sponsored source.
The owner had a John Deere 1025R for about a year and a half and liked it, but it was not big enough in engine power and PTO output for the work and land he has.
At around 2,000 RPM the hydraulic flow capacity is over 11 gallons per minute, about 11.7 gallons per minute, which helps with loader and demand hydraulic work.
Yes, pushing the joystick forward and then forward again locks it into float mode, useful for back dragging dirt or gravel.
The SE trim adds dual rear remote controls, a three-point hitch depth stop feature, and standard joystick buttons for a third function attachment.
