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Read articles →A dealership product-expert walkthrough focused entirely on the Workmaster 25's controls, transmission ranges, shuttle lever, 4WD engagement, differential lock, three-point hitch, PTO, throttle options, and independent brakes, all explained from the operator's seat. It's a brief, surface-level orientation rather than a hands-on field test, with no performance numbers or comparisons. Best suited to someone who just bought or is about to buy this machine and wants a quick controls orientation.
John Weber identifies himself as a product expert at River Valley Tractor, making this a dealership channel with a sales and product-education perspective.
It has a 12-by-12 shuttle shift transmission with low, medium, and high ranges. Low is for work, medium for mowing or light grading, and high for transport.
There is a lever you push forward to engage the front axle, making the machine four-wheel drive and selectable as needed.
The machine runs its most powerfully at right at 2500 RPM, set with the hand throttle lever, with a foot throttle available for extra boost.
It uses independent brake pedals to take a sharper turn in tighter areas.
