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Read articles →This is a launch-event reveal, not a buyer's hands-on, a New Holland brand marketing manager introduces the Workmaster 35 and 40 to what appears to be a dealer audience. It covers transmission choices (12x12 gear and hydrostatic), electro-hydraulic PTO, weight advantage, hydraulic flow, three-point hitch capacity, and ergonomic details, framed throughout as talking points against Kubota's standard L series. Useful for dealers or shoppers wanting a quick spec-level feature summary.
Posted by the New Holland North America channel, with the presenter identifying as a New Holland brand marketing manager, so the content is explicitly promotional and sales-training oriented.
With the gear transmission, the Workmaster 35 gives two more PTO horsepower than the Kubota standard L series, and the hydrostatic version also gives more power.
It offers a 12x12 gear transmission with a synchro shuttle under the steering wheel, or a two-pedal hydrostatic transmission.
The three-point hitch has almost 1500 pounds of lift capacity, measured at 610 millimeters behind the ball, equal to the standard L Kubota.
It has 8.2 total gallons per minute of flow, two more gallons than the standard L Kubota and a bit more than the T1500.
