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Good video.

Freaking kidding me there’s any trees you pull them out with your hands get a life dude

Nice shots; still getting use to mine; it is awesome!

Cool. Can you not lift and curl at the same time with that loader?

Thanks for posting this!

My neighbor gave me the composter dirt from his winter feeding area for my garden . I had strings forever. Run anything with a shank on it like a chisel, and you can catch a lot of them before you use the tiller. I had to clean them off the chisel every little bit. Then I walked the area and picked the up. But anything will work, like putting the scarifiers down on a box blade. My family always took the strings off of hay prior to feeding.

Glad I found this video. I need to pull the driver on my '47 B. This gives me some ideas in making a puller. A++

Presser du foin mouillé ? plutôt bizarre non ?

Thanks for the information. Mine started acting erratic then started to auto close. It is clearly under load like one of the coils is stuck on. Thought it might be moisture since we just got a lot af rain. One of the buttons feels different compared to the other which is the button that is auto closing, bitton was very sensitive. Checked continuity on both micro switches and they are good. One of the coils has continuity and the other one doesn't seem to have continuity, but its tough to get to upside down. Switched coil plugs and the bottom is now staying engaged, but still Auto closing. Im going to double check control plugs and wire splices for moisture before taking the solenoid valve apart to check for clogs, debris or anything strange., That may be causing power to stay engaged. At least now, I know what I'm looking for because of your video. So thanks. 🙏

I just bought one today 😊

I also used a 3-finger puller and that also worked

35 years ago i spent weeks wailing hay with a 28 hp tractor the rocking from the plunger is almost enough to put a 10 year old kid to sleep.

what tripod are you using and would you recommend that tripod?

I’m in the process of buying this tractor. My only concern is how to run a wood chipper and a PTO generator when off the seat?

Had my 3025d for several years. And it has done many little jobs over the years. I have alll the tires filled with fluid and wheel weights all the way around. Last time checked drive on scale, it read 8,941 lbs. So no little car haul trailer is going to carry it so easy. But with weight this little tractor can easily carry a round bale. It can also pull a small 3 bottom plow. Breaking ground a 2 bottom is doable.

Nothing Nothing Nothing on old tractors, especially green ones is even remotely cost effective.

Thank you for sharing this, gonna make my life a little easier.

I have a 3025D as well, but my manual says to change oil at 400 hours. On page 35, it only tells me to check levels and add if needed. I called the dealer and asked them, they confirmed the first oil change wasn't due until 400 hours. My tractor is now 2 years old, but it only has 50 hours on it. Maybe I need to go ahead and change it? I find it odd that my operating manual would be different from yours. I certainly didn't expect the dealer to agree with 400 hours.

What speed do you think you were travelling ?

Great video budd

Great video budd 😊😊

Beautiful

Thanks! Mine auto opens. It was sure nice seeing the inside parts of the valve and now I know what is in there.

if you run a jd B with a baler, you can run the 3025D with the baler,I like my 3025D, good investment .I just wish it had live PTO.

i plowed with thim back in late 50s three 14 with the 420 43o 1010 have 430 and 1010 s and have a 314 plow retire farmed

Looking good so far!

Great videos. Wondering if you have any regrets at all choosing a gear drive vs HST? Now that you have used it a ton. Would you stay with gear drive ?

Hey RSM. I have a 3025D and ordered a grapple. It will have 1/2 Ag fittings. I subscribed and learn all I can from you. I guess I'm ordering a Universal kit from Summit. I plan on getting hyd hoses built at local NAPA. I',m confused if i need fittings along with my kit. Did you take fittings from Summit kit to JD shop and they added them to your kit fittings. thats if you could help me drama.

Looks like your tires wet

Wats that peace that runs from of baler to back on top

Thick hay lol

3rd gear high range you are just invited shit to break slow down

should have used a mold board plow and then a disc, you got too much residue

I'm sorry but did you not know that you use a 1/2" drive extension? Have you never had to remove a square plug? Good grief.

did this void your warranty? thanks

25 horse power can do a lot at least on flat ground I would not think about trying it on a hill

Where’s part 2?

I found this exact same plow and I’m thinking of doing the same thing, I hope I can find parts for it.

It must be a universal thing for wives to hate the John Deere Place. However she went there without me and spent $5000.

Now you need a drag harrow or drag mat to smooth everything out.

Get a heat reflective cheap pair(less than $10) and put those under these in your boot. Thatll probably work well. It already made a huge difference without heated insoles for me working construction on slab floors in winter 10 hrs a day

Don’t cut that piece, a good shop should be able to make you a short piece cheap

Does this have cat 1 or cat 2 pins, I found a ford 101 3bottom plow and I’m thinking I can do this with it, Ty for the video, big help

can’t the switch be disabled on the seat

Too much harrow for compact tractor

I thought the Artic shield insulated over booties were snake oil and ignored them for along time till one day my feet froze for 10 hours straight. I ordered the artic shields before I was out of the stand. Lemme tell you I'm a true believer. Idk what material those are made from but they immediately warm my feet up and keep them that way all day.

How did the two bottom plow you were working on turn out? I know it has been awhile since the original video but was just curious.

Back in my roofing days ,my toes would freeze. Putting a plastic sandwich bag over the toe area in between 2 pairs of socks actually worked. No more toe freezing.

Love when people do reviews of products they haven't even opened yet . What a waste of time .

Know this is a year old, but that implement in this part of the country is known as a spring tooth harrow.