2025R vs 2032R for tight 6 foot rows?

[Rockstar_]

I just bought a piece of land that was an old nursery, and I'm buying my first brand new John Deere to maintain about 1500 trees in tight rows.
The rows are 6 foot spacing, and I need to pull 4 foot implements between them.
The 2025R is 48 inches wide, which fits perfectly.
Can anyone confirm the overall width of the 2032R? Will it also squeeze into those rows, or is it too beefy?

my local guy quoted under $25K for the 2025R. Is that a decent price right now, or should I hold out for the extra horsepower of the 2032R if it fits?

 

[plow&piston]

The 2032R measures about 51-52 inches in width, depending on the tire setup, which makes it a bit too snug for 6-foot rows when using a 4-foot implement. It’s better to go with the 2025R, which is 48 inches wide, for more clearance. Pricing under $25K is pretty reasonable right now, especially with the loader included.

 

[deere_doc]

Don't forget to consider the turning radius and the height of the canopy. When you’re dealing with tight rows, it can get a bit tricky if the machine isn’t set up just right. You really want to make sure everything is dialed in for smooth maneuvering.