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Read articles →This side-by-side walkaround compares the redesigned 2018 John Deere 1025R and 2025R, focusing on physical differences rather than driving impressions: shared 120R loader and backhoe, hydraulic GPM and lift capacity differences, weight gap (~350 lbs), rear tire size, ROPS height and door clearance, and actual tape-measured width/length comparisons. It's a detailed hands-on inspection of two used units, useful for buyers deciding between these two specific models.
Posted by Good Works Tractors, a tractor and attachment dealer, so the comparison leans toward inventory they sell and includes some sales-adjacent commentary.
The 2025R has seven gallons total GPM while the 1025R has about 6.3 GPM, giving a minimal lift increase of maybe 20 to 30 pounds at best.
The 2025R is around 350 pounds heavier than the 1025R, getting close to 1,800 pounds, due to a beefier transaxle area and larger rear tires and wheels.
Yes, both share the same model 120R front end loader, and the new backhoe design with updated seat, stabilizer brackets, and storage is shared across both models.
Yes, tape measurements showed both tractors are the same width using the same 60-inch AutoConnect deck, but the 2025R is about 6 inches longer.
