2021 New Holland Workmaster 50 review

What sets this apart from typical walkarounds is a three-year, 300-hour ownership account built entirely around a long list of mechanical failures, hydraulic leaks, a blown cooling hose, fuel leaks, smoking issues, a frozen rear lift, and chronic dealer trips. The owner paid $32,000 and flatly recommends against the Workmaster 50, making this most useful for anyone seriously considering that model who wants a candid dissenting voice.

Posted by the Ole Kentucky Home channel, presented from the perspective of a private owner sharing his own frustrating multi-year experience with the machine.