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Read articles →This short manufacturer clip focuses narrowly on one question: how big is the Boomer 1020/1025 and how tight can it turn? It gives concrete dimensions, 72.4 inches tall, 46.4 inches wide, 148.5 inches long with loader and ballast box, plus turning circles (7'8" inside, 17'6" outside), using a pickup truck and a garage door as visual references. It skips performance, controls, and pricing entirely, best for buyers sizing up garage or gate clearance.
Posted by New Holland North America, so it's a manufacturer promotional piece meant to steer viewers toward a dealer test drive.
The overall height is 72.4 inches, just over 6 feet, and it can drive into a standard 7-foot garage door without folding the ROPS bar down.
The subcompact tractor is 46.4 inches wide and easily fits within a standard garage, as shown next to a full-size pickup truck.
The inside turning circle diameter is 7 feet 8 inches and the outside turning circle diameter is 17 feet 6 inches, making it easy to maneuver around obstacles.
With a loader and ballast box attached, the Boomer 1025 measures 148.5 inches, or just under 12 and a half feet, long.
