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John Deere 2025R Tractor

Category: Tractors ➔
Manufacturer: John Deere ➔
Model: 2025R ➔

The John Deere 2025R tractor is a versatile and reliable machine designed for a variety of agricultural tasks. With a powerful Yanmar diesel engine, this tractor boasts a gross power of 23.9 horsepower and meets Final Tier 4 emissions compliance. Featuring a 3-point hitch lift capacity of 400 kg and a hydraulic system with a maximum operating pressure of 2150 psi, the 2025R offers exceptional performance and control. Equipped with a spacious operator station, a foldable ROPS, and power steering, this tractor ensures comfort and safety for the operator. The 2025R also comes with a range of transmission and PTO options, making it a highly efficient and user-friendly tool for any farm or property.

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General Specifications

3-Point Hitch

Lift capacity (24-in. behind link arms)

400 kg (882 lbs)

Dimensions

Front Axle Clearance	13 in (32 cm)
Limited slip differential	No
Shipping weight	814 kg (1,793 lbs)
Turning radius without brakes	9 ft (3 m)
Wheelbase	63 ft (19 m)

Electrical System

Alternator (12-V)	40 amp
Battery size	500 CCA
Starter size	2 hp (1 kw)

Engine

Air cleaner	Dual element
Aspiration	Natural
Bore	3 in (8 cm)
Compression ratio	.95
Cooling system	Water pump
Cylinder liners	Cast-In-Block
Displacement	77 cu in (1,268 cu cm)
Emissions compliance	Final Tier 4
Engine Manufacturer	Yanmar
Engine Model	3TNV80F-NCJT
Engine torque at rated speed	53 Nm
Engine Type	Diesel
Family	GYDXL1.27NS1 HYDXL1.27NS1
Fuel tank capacity	6 gal (24 l)
Gross Power	24 hp (18 kw)
Injection pump type	Indirect Injection
Lubrication	Pressurized
Number of Cylinders	3
Power take-off (PTO) power	18 hp (13 kw)
Rated engine speed	3200 rpm
Stroke	3 in (9 cm)

Final Drive

Differential lock	Yes
Final Drive Type	Spur Gear

Fluid Capacities

Crankcase with filter

2.7 L

Fuel System

Fuel consumption	2 gph (6 lph)
Fuel System Type	Indirect Injection

Hydraulic System

Draft control sensing	Position control
Hydraulic Type	Open Center
Maximum operating pressure	2150 psi
Pump rated output	Steering 13.25 L/min 3.5 gpm Implement 13.25 L/min 3.5 gpm 26.5 L/min 7.0 gpm
Pump Type	Gear
Remote control valves available	2

Operator Station

Gear shift location - console/floor	Left Hand Side
Platform - flat/straddle	Three-piece semi flat
Rollover protective structure	Type Foldable OSHA SAE ASAE

Power Take-Off (PTO)

Brake (for mid and rear PTO)	Wet disc
Clutch	Wet disc
Control	Independent
Standard	Rear - 540 rpm Mid - 2100 rpm

Tires

Front Tires Size	R3 Turf - 23x8.50-12 R4 Industrial - 23x8.50-12 R3 Radial - 220/55-R12
Front tread range	95 cm (38 in)
Rear Tires Size	R3 Turf - 31x13.5-15 R4 Industrial - 12-16.5 R3 Radial - 280/70-R16

Transmission

Axle capacity	Front - 612 kg Rear - 1100 kg
Brakes	Wet disc
Creeper	No
Cruise control	Standard
Differential lock	Yes
Final Drive Type	Spur Gear
Left-hand reverser	No
Standard transmission; forward/reverse	Hydrostatic - 2 range
Steering	Power steering

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