THE 5 WORST TRACTORS YOU COULD BUY THIS YEAR! TYPES AND MODELS!

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Great information. As an old Ford and Alis user since the 1970s (learned how to drive on an 8N...and plow fields at the same time) and a current Kubota owner, you really break it down quickly. Thank you!

I bought my farm off foreclosure and the old owner sold me the equipment. A JD 4310 was in the mix but it has a push blade instead of a loader. Took me years to find an affordable tractor with a loader, a 4610 with a backhoe! I never realized how all around useful a front bucket would be. Best piece of equipment..

Always enjoy your videos. I owned a 2305 for several years and performing maintenance on it was easy and had no problems. Now own a 1025R that I have some issues with. Hydraulic leaks, 3 point position control failure (John Deere stood behind their product and fixed) and the blasted breaking seat suspension (that John Deere says there are no issues with but the 2021 1025Rs have a much improved ,stronger seat suspension) but I still love my tractor. I encourage anyone new to tractors or buying a new model or brand to watch YouTube channels like good works tractors and read related forums. There's lots of information on all Brands and models.

As far as letting people know what tractors may have a history of problems, THAT, is actually a good thing! Other YouTube vids have given the same tractors as example, and (since I'm looking for a good used 40hp tractor) that has given me the lead I needed to look up ANY problems on whatever tractor I'm interested in! Growing up on older tractors have taught me that trying to adapt hydraulics, live power pto, loader and all the other nice additions they were never built with, involves more in time and money than it is worth! Another GREAT video, Courtney! Your insights are helpful!

All good advice. Tried keeping an older tractor (1978 IH 574) to use around the property for mowing, driveway work, etc. Unless you use them every day, they quickly become a maintenance and dependability problem. I couldn't use mine every day and my "Old Farmer" wrenching skills had faded long ago. It left the property and a 2015 JD 4052 (w/ FEL!) took its place. I -- and my knuckles -- do not regret the change.

Thanks for taking a position on these tractors. Most would not do that so it's a good thing your doing here. You may have just saved someone some serious money. Good job.

Thanks for another great video. I appreciate that even though you are a Kubota and John Deere fan, you pull no punches and show no bias in listing the tractors to avoid. The New Holland dealership we are dealing with is unfortunately 120 miles away, but living in an isolated community leaves little option.

We have owned a 2010 JD 2320 since it was new. It has been a true workhorse. I did cut a hole in the side panel to access the u-joint as the forum recommended. The only problem we have had is a dead battery some 5 years ago. Hopefully it will serve us well for years to come.

Thanks. You make great videos and have really helped me learn about these 1025 class tractors. Got a kick out of the boxes of ammo in the background on your workbench.

Greatful for your insight... JD dealer came to service my 4710 this AM . Starter not impinging on fly wheel after poping in a brand new battery after sub zero temperatures... looking at new tractors...very greatful for your INSIGHT...

At the age of 9 I was tasked twice each year to plow 15 acres using a 1940 international model A with a single bottom plow. Learned how to be patient.

Love my Kioti 3510 SE. it has a great lift capacity dual rear remotes that were not add ones and a front hook up for my grapple. Skid steer attachment ready and Daedong is a great diesel engine. Thousand’s cheaper than some of the others and a lot more tractor for the money. You gotta give one a look if your serious about getting a tractor !!!

Thanks for mentioning my JD790, haven’t had the opportunity to mow with it yet, also still looking for suitcase weights local to stabilize front end. Good video as usual!

Good info thanks. My problem with tractor warranties, the dealers see you coming a mile away & they're ready to rumble (if you will) over not honoring your warranty. There's not much we can do but you better be prepared for a fight.

This past summer I bought a 2007 Kubota b7610 with 480hrs for about 9400 CAD about 7500 USD. No loader but I think it was a good deal, my buddy is paying almost the same for a new motor in his BX that he rolled. I got it as dedicated 3 point attachment tractor, brush hog, tiller, rear blade etc and maybe pulling a trailer around once in a while. Needed it to have more ground clearance than my 1025r for my uneven and wet areas. Always a great start to my day with a Good works video.

I just watched the older video last night. Good info. I've considered turning the 1025r in for a 3E or 3D (3R is just a bit expensive right now) but I cannot get past the fixed loader and loader mounted joystick.

I bought 2 months ago a brand new 2022 Boncat ct2025 and I work it hard and have been super impressed. They're built much heavier and stronger than a comparable john deere. No complaints yet

I am addicted to these videos. Based on the last video of what to avoid, I bought a kubota 2501. Couldn’t be happier. 3 hours moving snow just to get out of my driveway. Wouldn’t have made it without my tractor. It’s been a challenge finding implements for it. There is a huge market right now for cat 1. Keep them up Courtney. Thanks.

Thanks for making this video. I purchased a 2015 LS XG 3037 as my first tractor and I have to say that I traded it in last year for a red cab tractor with air conditioner which is great but I really miss my blue tractor because it never had to go back to the dealer for any failures and I put over 700 hours of land clearing and moving dirt with this little blue tractor. It had more than enough power to do anything I wanted it to do and believe me I was not nice to this tractor. Last year I got heat stroke twice while working on my property in Central Florida and for health reasons I had to make an upgrade but I wish I could have found a blue enclosed tractor with AC unfortunately during covid there were none to be found. Thanks always for your great videos and reviews.