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Read articles →A nearly 50-minute owner deep-dive into the 2019 New Holland Boomer 40 after real use, covering specific criticisms: undersized front tires, hydraulic line access problems, paint rusting under the cab roof, a poorly oriented radio antenna, a post-service hydraulic seal failure, and a differential lock the owner dislikes. He shares tested lift numbers and dealer warranty experience. Best for serious Boomer 40 shoppers who want unfiltered, detail-heavy owner feedback rather than a quick walkaround.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from their own experience with the tractor, with a self-disclosed background in RF engineering; no channel description or credentials beyond what appears in the video itself.
The owner tested it and found the loader lift capacity to be about 1800 pounds.
Right after the 50-hour servicing, a small hydraulic oil leak appeared near the rear, caused by a bad seal or gasket near the rear differential area, which the dealer replaced under warranty.
The owner says the front tires are not proportional to the tractor size and are too small, causing them to get buried in mud or snow and leave ruts under load.
Yes, surface rust appeared underneath the cab roof, an area not exposed to rain, which the owner attributes to poor paint and enamel quality.
