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Read articles →An owner who's put real hours on a New Holland Workmaster 50 shares accumulated impressions rather than a structured walkaround. He flags specific complaints, electrical wires that repeatedly fail and can kill the engine, unguarded loader bars that take brush damage, an awkward diff lock pedal placement, limited hydraulic remotes, and a poorly located hydraulic fill point, while noting the cooling system, drawbar, and PTO are straightforward. Best for prospective buyers wanting candid ownership gripes over polished specs.
An owner-operator sharing unscripted hands-on impressions from their own property, with no apparent commercial affiliation, though production quality is rough and audio issues affect parts of the video.
The electrical wires go out frequently, and if one breaks the entire tractor will not crank or start, or it starts and then cuts off.
No, the bars are not covered at all and get battered and dented when working in deep brush.
No, it is poorly located. You have to run a hose or bucket all the way up to it instead of a simpler rear location like other tractors.
It only has two hydraulic remotes, which the owner says is not the best setup.
