Farm Pro 2425 3.70 star(s) (6)

Farm Pro 2525
Model Year: 2002

When I purchased tractor former owner had no mechanical knowledge. Tractor had minor problems that had to be addressed, it was not kept up and had been set up for 1 year. Tractor does what I need and more. It performs very well and has plenty of power for what I need and more.

Pros: Power and compact.
Cons: Lift needs updated.

N/A
Model Year: 2005

Used mainly to maintain driveway, mow small pasture, and clean horse stalls.

Pros: Does jobs I need done.
Cons: Starting to show rust.

My 2425
Model Year: 2007

Had no trouble with the electrial from day one only had 15 hours on it went I lost tack oil pressure and rest of the gages just can not get them fixed but the rest of the tractor runs good.

Pros: Price.
Cons: Electrical and getting right no. for filters.

Farm Pro 2425 4WD Used
Model Year: 2003

Recently purchased tractor with bush hog, box blade, and dirt scoop. So far have had no problems. Paid $3,800 for everything, seems like a good deal for the money. Will report back after more time of use. Planning to have it serviced and hoping no major problems uncovered.

Pros: Good machine for the money.
Cons: Need a front end loader.

Good for the Money
Model Year: 2005

My wife and I bought this tractor after about a year of looking at everything out there. Overall it's been a great tractor, had some trouble with backhoe pump, but all good now. Minor leaks, but nothing we didn't expect after all research we did.

Pros: Good hard working tractor made our life easier.
Cons: Sometimes hard to get parts usually have to order.

Solid tractor
Model Year: 2005

My tractor has had a pretty tough existence to have only 530 hours. I had to replace valves / seats, rings, cylinder liners, and rod bearing at just 190 hours due to the pathetic excuse for an air filter that came with the tractor (NOTE: be sure to replace the factory filter with a Wix or Purolator AS SOON AS YOU CAN, not after some interval of hours). I did all the work for $150 and my time, and it really didn't even take too long to accomplish due to the simplicity of the design. At 325 hours the tractor was rolled (and I mean ROLLED) down a 20 degree incline by my neighbor who had borrowed it. Fortunately he wasn't seriously injured. This incident required a new steering wheel, inner hub for the left rear tire, exhaust manifold, and muffler (total about $200). The tractor ran upside down for a couple minutes before I could shut it off, so I wouldn't be surprised if another engine issue surfaces prematurely. Other than these issues, which have nothing to do with the quality of the tractor, it has been bulletproof. It has moved thousands of yards of dirt, rock, and gravel, and gets plenty of use with a rotary cutter. The thing I really like about this tractor is I can do pretty much all the maintenance on my own. The parts are widely available and relatively inexpensive. It lacks the refinement of more expensive tractors, but it does what I need it to do and allowed me to keep thousands of $ in my pocket. If you're somewhat mechanically inclined and have the time to turn wrenches occasionally, these are excellent tractors.

Pros: Price, performance, simplicity
Cons: Lacks refinement found in the "big 3"