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Read articles →This is a manufacturer promo covering the Boomer 1020/1025 subcompact's digging capability, not hands-on footage of one specific job. It cites spec numbers rather than showing extended real digging: front loader capacity up to 7.3 cubic feet, a 6-foot backhoe with 8.5-foot reach able to dig a 10-foot, 24-inch-deep trench in about 15 minutes, a 12-inch auger option, and a 52-inch tiller. Best for shoppers wanting a quick capability overview before visiting a dealer, not an in-depth operational review.
Produced by New Holland North America as promotional marketing, so expect manufacturer talking points and spec claims rather than independent testing.
Digging with a four or five ton bucket on the front of a Boomer 1020 or 1025, you can dig up to 7.3 cubic feet of dirt with every scoop.
The six foot backhoe can dig a ten foot trench to a depth of 24 inches in about 15 minutes, depending on ground conditions and operator experience.
The subcompacts, including the 1020, can handle an auger up to 12 inches in diameter for drilling fence post and concrete footer holes.
Yes, a Boomer 1020 or 1025 can accommodate a roto tiller up to 52 inches wide, almost four and a half feet of digging and cultivating power.
