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Read articles →An owner's two-year, 134-hour real-world report on the New Holland Workmaster 25S, focused almost entirely on specific mechanical annoyances: three different bolts that work loose during mowing, a jumpy hydraulic response on the loader, and an air-in-the-line issue when re-attaching implements. He rates it 7/10, praises the bucket's capability, and flags what to watch. Best for prospective buyers wanting unfiltered ownership gripes rather than a feature walkthrough.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from his own property, with no apparent commercial or dealership affiliation.
Three different bolts work loose over time: a deck bolt, a high/low gear pin, and belt cover bolts. The loader hydraulics are jumpy and a hydraulic line gets air in it when reattaching implements.
The owner says the bucket works flawlessly, picks up around a thousand pounds, and has handled dirt, gravel, concrete, and leveling jobs without wearing out.
He rates it a 7 out of 10, citing a comfortable seat, working headlights and taillights, and no trouble with the bucket arms, but notes the recurring loose bolts and jumpy hydraulics.
