Thank you for the review, not much info out there about these. We bought one blind because at 40k, zero down, 0% and all the features was a no brainer. We have had some problems as I mentioned in your follow up vid, but we really like this machine coming from open station ford 5600 and a borrowed JD cab e series, this makes hay much better!
Compared to older open station machines, this is luxury. I know there are people with higher end tractors that would hate this cab configuration, but I'm plenty happy with it. I really don't like the JD E series cab. It feels VERY cheap compared to the Workmaster. Also has less options, and cost more. I hope it holds up for many years. Best of luck with yours! Thanks for watching.
I don’t think you will regret your purchase! Ford/New Holland makes a fine product, and this baby’s size & versatility will make it very handy on your operration
Thanks! So far I've really been enjoying it. I had one issue with it, that wasn't the tractors fault. I'll do a video on hat here soon, on my 75 hour review. Thanks a lot for watching!
@@DennysCountryLife I just bought a Ford 7600 with a Q cab. A friend of mine (Obie Acres) put AC in it. I plan on round baling in comfort & tunes! Ford/New Holland makes a great product that dosent get hyped as much as others.
I like the New Holland Tractors. I just purchased a Workmaster 25 a lot smaller then the 75. I am going to use mine to clear snow and use around the homestead once the snow is gone.
They make a great tractor. A long time ago I had a TZ24DA and that thing impressed me all the time. Make sure to get a good ballast box or something. The loaders can lift more than the tractor can handle. It'll save your front axle a LOT of pain too. Enjoy the new machine Darren!
That is awesome, you did good getting a new one and the warranty is a nice piece of mind. Maybe do some searching around on the net and see if you can move the metal loader control arm counterclockwise and reposition the control handle . Can't hurt to look. Hope all is well with your family take care, Rick.
Thanks Rick! I'm definitely going to look into that further. Rotating the lever and spinning the handle back would place it perfectly actually. It's been a joy so far. All is well here for us. Very blessed, and I hope the same for you guys!
@@DennysCountryLife we are well now but we were all sick during Christmas with fluronia. Used prices for anything are crazy, I was looking to upgrade trucks and it was cheaper to buy new. Ended up with a 2022 F250 7.3 gas ordered it and waited 3 months for it and it was worth the weight and I got a super deal on it and got a great trade in. Take care.
@@marchindy That's outstanding! I've hear lots of good things about the 7.3 gas. Pulls like a big dog! Used tractors that met my criteria, with low hours were almost the same as new, and I'd have to pay 3-5% interest. It was a no-brainer. Enjoy the new rig!
I never realized how much more potential mine had before I got rid of it. You have that setup very nice! I really like how you set the wheel spacing with the weights on the inside and spec’ed out the rest of the tractor! Keep the videos coming because I can’t wait to see it in action!
Great video! You probably already figured out, but you can move that loader joystick really easily just take the boot off (I removed all 4 screws on that lower housing) and there is a single nut to loosen around that rod. Then just move it where you want it (not too much because it will interfere with the shifter).
Just caught your video .Congrats on the new unit.We just got the same model. I have a hyd top link and ssqa bucket attatchment. What i should have added was the self leveling loader. I found the loader lever weird also but overall i love the tractor .I have 135 hrs on it with no trouble .I move logs with it alot in our operation.It lifts a tremendous amount and we have not had a log i could not lift with it .Cant wait to do hay with it! I had my trans/hyd fluid thicken up to the point of vaseline when it got below -5 had to put ready heater on to grt it flowing again .The dealer changer all hyd/trans fluids and hyd filters. The fluid from the factory was a problem i was told also i found out from others with the same unit on line had the same problem.It started right up then the hyd warning light came on and it shut down due to no flow. It has been ok after the fluid change .The factory fluid was a different type/viscosity, once changed it was ok!
That's really good info! Thank you. We get temps about that cold once of twice a year. We hit -6 with a wind chill, and the tractor didn't seem to have any issue, so maybe they fixed that. I've got 73 hours on mine, and have really enjoyed it. The only issue I had was, when they filled the tires, they didn't air them up to match the fronts. This made the trans bind up just a little, which made a big "clunk" when it would disengage from 4wd. I aired them up to 22psi, and that problem was solved. So far, the joystick isn't bothering me like I thought it would. Mostly it just makes it so you can't get in/out from that side. Thanks for watching, and I hope it's a great machine for both of us!
Just purchased a 2022 New Holland Workmaster 120 for our haying operation. Interested to see how it will work for us. This is our first blue tractor. After everything that’s been going on with John Deere I couldn’t justify buying one. I’m sure most people reading this know what I’m talking about. Great video. Thanks for the content.
@@DennysCountryLife it’s done well. Just over 100 hrs on the tractor. Put up nearly 600 4x5 net over the last two years. New Holland Disc Bine 210 dual roller, New Holland RB450, New Holland 10 wheel rake.
Yeah, I was shocked when I put it on the scale! Definitely a few thousand more than I thought it would be. So far so good man! Been a great machine. Almost 100 hours on it now.
take the housing of below the joy stick and you take a Allen wrench and you can unloosen the bolt and turn the joy stick where you want it. easy to do. had to do it on my new Holland
Congrats on the new tractor! Use it hard to work out the bugs before the warranty expires! Looks like it will serve you well! Farm cats are handy for keeping rodents at bay. Makes the muddy paw prints on equipment worth it for me!
That's the plan! I'm gonna work it as much as I can these next few years. The barn cats have been doing a fantastic job taking care of rodents, so they do get a certain level of forgiveness. Thanks for watching guys, and thanks again for the delicious cheese!
Nice tractor Chris! I’m so jealous! Can’t beat new and since you actually take care of your stuff I doubt you’ll have any problems for years to come. At the 7 minute mark, is that a new baler I see? I bet you of all people could fab up a new loader joystick that is more ergonomic. Awesome buy man congratulations!!
Hey thanks Tyler! I'm definitely going to dig more into the joystick situation. Maybe I can come up with a relocation kit, and sell them? That baler in the background is a BC5060 that I'm doing a winter service on for a local hay producer. Very nice machine! A little too rich for my blood though! Take good care bud
@@DennysCountryLife I ordered the gears yesterday from All States Ag at 330 pm. Parts arrived today at 130 pm at my door step! Fingers crossed, Saturday its getting put back together!
Really nice Chris! It's interesting to see the differences between that cab and my T4.75 cab. Minor things but interesting to see where they relocated switches. That 3rd SCV is gonna be so nice. I wish my T4 had that and the top of the cab window for high loader work. I'm not very tall, but still have to lean forward in my T4 to see the loader arms up high. Almost 700 hours on my T4 and my biggest cost has been a broken clutch pedal spring(other than the required maintenance items). Looking forward to real world videos of it in use.
Yeah, I just recently sat in a T-4 75 cab. Great layout. I like the "command arc". Your PTO switch is probably in a better spot (on the right hand side, push-pull button). Glad to hear it's been a reliable machine for you. The sunroof visibility feature has come in handy a few times now. I feel pretty spoiled. Hard to believe this is an "economy tractor". I hope all is well on the ranch Zach. Thanks for taking the time to watch
Funny... my sister bought a very similar Workmaster 75 as well last year. Had a little issue with the transmission this winter, hope it gets worked out. Only briefly sat in it, but it is laid out nice along with some quirks for maintenance that might be annoying. Should be a nice little machine. 84 is a good width, helps not to have it too wide for the front axles and handling weight. Keep us posted if you have any issues along the way, will want to know... I'll let you know as well anything comes up.
Thanks for the heads up! What was the transmission doing or not doing? I'm interested to know how that's being handled by NH. I hope she gets that worked out. I'll certainly keep everyone posted if I do run into issues.
@@DennysCountryLife it was pretty cold out, maybe like 0 degrees. Her husband bought a cutting edge for the bucket he was going to bolt on. Started it up and threw hyd oil pressure warning, and I think filter warning too. Dealer picked it up. Not sure on details yet, but hopefully will hear something soon.
@@farming4g Thanks. I hope it's nothing major. I used mine to push snow in 7 degree weather, with a wind chill of -16 and didn't have issues. I did let it warm up for probably 20 mins at 1300 rpm though.
@@farming4gWe had the same problem with our new workmaster 75 the fluid turned to vaseline when it was below -5 all the warning lights and alarm came on and it would shut down .The dealer changed the fluid and hyd filters its been fine the rest of this winter .I was told the factory fluid was no good for the cold! others have had this problem its on line if you look hope this helps.I love the tractor best thing i have done for my business!
Man that nice next time u have some spare cash get u a ag cam to put in the tractor so u can see the loader hitch better and u can put one came on the back of the baler so u can watch the knotters that’s what I did on my Baler
Information for NH WM75 owners - I have a 1.5 year old WM75, 149 hours - it has been in the shop 4 times for the wiring harness to injectors issues - (referenced below by other owners as well) the root issue is the swivel connector on the end of the wires that route to actual injectors - that connector will fail intermittently resulting in an apparent loss of fuel flow and power reduction. The tech bulletin fix is to tape up the connector to prevent movement - I accepted that fix and it lasted 1 hour of run time. The dealership has installed another wiring harness on the injectors which I am told has been re engineered and no longer has the swivel connector. If you have this problem with your tractor - don't accept the "tape fix" - it does not work. Aslo don't accept "we put it on the dynamometer and it is fine" - the repair needs to be field checked, i.e. vibration of bouncing in the field. the local dealer tells me he has sold several of these tractors and mine is the only one with the problem... not sure why it is only mine.
Ours wouldn't run right if left out in the rain. Low power and missing bad. It drove me nuts for a month as its hard to keep out of the rain all the time. I took apart the big connector on the computer in front of the engine and discovered the seal in it was pinched from assembly. Fit it back carefully and no more problems.
Yep. Why spend almost the same price for a low hour tractor, but pay 4-6% interest and not have a warranty? Not a whole lot to pick from on the market either. Thanks for watching Tim!
Love the reviews on the tractor. I am looking at buying one over a JD5075e, It seems like the new holland is alot more tractor for your money. Are you able to get a measurement from the front of the front of the Bucket to the rear of the 3pt arms? Thank you!
I recently sat inside a 5100E and was not impressed with it. The controls for the throttle and PTO felt like they'd break off if you weren't careful. The cab in general wasn't very well engineered. Plus you have re-gen cycles to deal with. Not to mention the cost of the 5075E... WOW. I have the bale grapple on now, but next time I put the bucket on, I'll try to grab a measurement for you. Thanks for watching!
Yes, anytime you have an issue that sets you back it's frustrating as hell. That's why you buy new, to avoid that. Hopefully they make it right for you, and quickly! How many hours do you have on it? I have 115 now, and so far so good.
You still have the T4020? I know they're far apart in age, and your Workmaster 75 is better equipped with a little more power. But features aside, can you compare anything about them? Need to find a new tractor for our tree farm
The T4020 I had was a 12 speed, but only went 17 mph, where the newer generation Workmaster 75 has a 12 speed that tops @ 24mph. I do a lot of roading, so that's a big deal for me. The hydraulics are MUCH faster than the T4020, another really big deal for me. The loader speed was disappointing. Otherwise, the T4020 was a fantastic tractor, and I would buy another one if I was in the market.
Hey Denny, just thought I’d ask if you’re still happy with your tractor. I see the video is five months old. I purchased a new 2020 45 Boomer with cab, but the unit seems to have some quirks and I’m not really thrilled with the way it operates. I just sat in a 75 today. It’s way overkill for what I need but I’m thinking I want to get out of the 45
Sorry, I'm way late on this. I'm still happy with it. It's been a really good machine for me. It had a few bugs, but they got worked out. With everything they have to pack in these small tractors, I'm not surprised that some have bugs. I hop your dealer is taking care of you!
It's been a great machine for me. I'd buy another one. I've spent lots of hours on a JD 5065E and I would never buy one, for lots of reasons. I try to like it, but it is pretty crude. Just my thoughts. Best of luck with whatever you get!
Man. I thought only in third world countries new holland do this 540 pto shit. 540+1000 should be a standard in 2022 tractors now. Does this have reverse pto option though?
Tractors this size don't have enough HP to run the most common 1000 pto implements. I think that's why it isn't standard. No reverse PTO option that I know of.
I own a new case ih farmall..same tractor as yours but red. The leader joystick is not great but can be loosened and turned towards the operator some you help with the reaching problem..just can't go to far or the joystick will hit your gear shit lever.
