Compact Hydrostatic Tractor - Is 25 Horsepower Enough? 

Yeah…no..1 pto hp per pound?? Alrighty then. 🤔🤷‍♂️

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@Isaias Nelson Glad I could help :)

I think he knows

i like to get a 60 horse but my pocket book said you get a 35 horse work master

As a dealer, we always try to drive home the fact that people will rarely regret getting something bigger than they think they need. I had a customer in today I sold a tractor to last summer. He was originally looking at a 33hp tractor and I got him to move up to a 54hp tractor and he told me he would have been really disappointed had he gone with the smaller tractor. The 25hp category is probably the class we have the most people buy something in that is too small for what they they actually need. Emissions seems to be a big driver of that. Everybody wants to try to avoid the emissions by staying 25hp and under but the DPFs on the machines larger than 25hp aren't really an issue these days.

@@jackrdeen Agreed. But at first when they came out some did have issues. I owned a NH Workmaster 50 farm tractor and had zero issues. It only used a cat and had no dpf. It was a good system. I now have a 4610 Ford.

@@DLTJR1959 There were definitely issues. The the engines in the Kubota B3350s and ZD1511s were notoriously bad in regards to emissions. So bad, we stopped stocking the machines. DEF headers on the bigger machines have been another historical problem but I think that's finally been fixed with the new DEF headers they released last summer. We've replaced a couple hundred of them since they were released last summer and haven't really had any issues with the ones we replaced.

Weird, my 1993 855 John Deere hydro had no problems when I sold it a few weeks ago.

Yep, it was warm. And yep, it's chained to a tree because it's a tractor not a Prius. If what you see in this video hurts a tractor, then that particular tractor is not one that you want in the barn.

@@4-LOW alrighty then whatever... If you really want to test the non prius factor of your tractor then leave it hooked to the tree with about 80’ of chain. Using high range, take off at wide open throttle and when the chain goes tight, then you’ll see how much of a tractor ya got there. That’s a real test. Please youtube it...

I suspect your JD 1025R is much lighter than the work master 25. Weight is one aspect to pulling power/traction. My guess is the WM 25 would drag your 1025R easily if they we chained together at the draw bar. I believe this WM has loaded tires and weighs over 4000 pounds as equipped. If I was driving over turf grass the lighter tractor is a plus If earth engaging and heavy front loader work weight is a benefit.