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Read articles →A real-world one-year owner verdict from someone who used the 3025E hard, clearing raw land, moving 1,500-2,000 lb logs, running a 60-inch rotary cutter and 72-inch box blade. Covers why he picked the 25hp model over smaller and larger options, loader lifting tricks, hydraulic power warnings, ballast needs, grapple wear after heavy use, and 110-hour durability. Best for buyers deciding between the 3025E and nearby models.
An owner-operator sharing candid hands-on impressions from his own raw land clearing work, with no evident dealer or brand affiliation.
The 1 and 2 series tractors lacked the ground clearance needed for muddy trails, while the 4 and 5 series were too big to fit between trees in his woods.
Yes, it ran a 60-inch rotary cutter without slowing down and filled a 72-inch box blade completely with dirt while still moving, which he says is enough power for most jobs.
No complaints after 110 hours of heavy work including clearing land, pushing and digging trees, and running a grapple, box blade, and rotary cutter nonstop.
Yes, the hydraulics are strong enough to lift the rear end off the ground, so rear tires should be filled with water or a ballast box added for stability.
