3025E
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Specifications
The full published spec sheet for this model, sourced from the manufacturer. Click any section to expand the detail.
Videos
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Frequently asked
Quick answers to the questions buyers ask most about the John Deere 3025E.
What is the horsepower of the John Deere 3025E?
The John Deere 3025E has 24.4 engine horsepower and 17.4 PTO horsepower.
How many cylinders does the John Deere 3025E engine have?
The John Deere 3025E has a 3-cylinder engine.
What transmission does the John Deere 3025E have?
The John Deere 3025E comes with Hydrostatic (HST).
What ITC attachments fit the John Deere 3025E?
ITC builds 12 attachments that fit the John Deere 3025E including Semi Universal Tractor Grab Handle, ITC Tractor Recovery Kit, Milwaukee Packout Mount for Tractors.
What are common alternatives to the John Deere 3025E?
Buyers cross-shopping the John Deere 3025E often compare it against the John Deere 3025D, John Deere 2025R, John Deere 1025R, New Holland Workmaster 25.
Owner consensus
The points owners raise most across 9 John Deere 3025E reviews in our database.
- Excellent lifting capacity for size5×
- Reliable, no major issues reported5×
- Good ground clearance for woods/trails4×
- Twin pedal design comfortable for operators3×
- No emissions equipment, simpler/easier maintenance3×
- Excellent value at $25k new or $18-22k used3×
- Handles heavy material moving work well3×
- Good for clearing, firewood, brush work3×
- Only 17 HP to rear PTO, loses 8 HP2×
- Industrial tires have less traction than AG tires2×
- Struggles with 5-foot bush hog work
- Engine overheats under sustained load
- Loader arms difficult to remove for transport
- Three-point hitch design problematic when folded
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