My New Holland Workmaster 25s 10 Hour Review 

Thanks for the feedback!

Thanks for watching Paul! Just around the 50 hour mark now!

@@MBKUncut That's awesome!

It is like… BLACK lol! You should bring some back to AZ with you!

Haha man I am loving every minute of it!

Thats awesome man! Hope you love it and good luck!

@@MBKUncut I just passed the 50 hour mark. It’s a great machine and the perfect size for my needs! I just did the 50 hour service.

@@usethenoodle ah that’s awesome man! Glad it’s holding up for you. Just passed the 50 hour mark myself!

@@MBKUncut I don't know if you have done the 50 hour which is an oil change, and fuel filters, clean the air filter and replace the two Hydraulic filters, grease the zircs and inspect a bunch of stuff. The manual says to change the fuel filters and bleed the fuel system using the little lever pump on the fuel pump which looks like a pulse pump to me. Not sure about that. So I took both fuel filters off and replaced with new... the small clear one is $60!. Yikes. It's just a strainer and it had a small amount of debris in it. I frankly don't think it needs doing at 50 hours, but I followed the OEM instructions in the maintenance schedule like a good boy. Then I couldn't get anything to happen in order to bleed the system per the manual. The little hand pump wasn't doing anything. Arg! New Holland's manual isn't very up to par if you ask me. Removing the backhoe per the manual is totally bogus. So, here is what worked to change fuel filters and bleed the system. Make sure your drain pan is under the small filter. Remove the fuel cap. Disconnect the fuel line out of the small clear filter on the frame rail. It's the line pointing toward the front of the tractor. Be ready as diesel will immediately fill the small filter and it's a gusher. Reconnect it. Now your small filter is full. There will be some air visible in there. It's OK. next, use the lever pump on the side of the fuel pump to fill the larger filter up on the engine all the way and pump 20-30 extra pumps. The thumb pump won't pull fuel from the tank unless the small filter is gravity filled first. The manual doesn't tell you this. Then, attempt a start. It will take a few attempts to sustain an idle condition and do some smoking. Go ahead and pump the thumb pump a few more times between attempts. When you get it to idle for a bit smoothly, go ahead and rev it to 1/3 throttle and let it roll for a couple minutes. You should be back to normal easy starts after that. The key is to gravity fill the small clear prefilter first. The oil change is routine. I haven't done the hydraulic filters yet as the dealer gave me two oil filters instead of the small hydraulic filter and one oil filter. So... be sure the counter guy gives you the correct stuff. I also bought a gallon each of the OEM hydraulic oil and the premix OEM coolant. ~$200 for all of it. And, I even gave him the part numbers I wanted. He still screwed it up and I didn't realize it until I'd driven all the way home. So I ordered the smaller OEM hydraulic filter off eBay and it just arrived. I'm not sure how much Hydraulic oil is lost on those filter changes. The bigger one is inside of the left rear tire on the frame. The small one is under on the front of the rear diff. I may do those today. Best regards... Craig

Heck yeah, hope you love it as much as I do!

Thanks for watching Don!

Oh absolutely brother!

I believe they are actually a LS from Korea.

LOL you and your fords 😂 I have a cub cadet mower for the lawn, these tractor tires are definitely not lawn friendly. I think I’d rather keep this thing with its ground clearance.

Haven't found anything yet. Definitely on the lookout though! I might call the dealer and run the question by them

@@MBKUncut mine didn’t have and info but let me know if you have better luck!

If you want bigger tires, just buy a bigger tractor. These are designed for the tire size they have.

Wow, thats crazy! Sorry that happened to you

Hah! That has a ring to it 😂

good tip!

😂😂 So far it has been working great!

Lol ladies of the night