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Read articles →This video focuses on one specific question: does the New Holland 140TL loader on a Workmaster 40 actually deliver its rated lift capacity in real-world use? The owner explains the pin-rating vs. real-load distinction, improvises a ~1,000-pound test using an ATV and known-weight items on Titan pallet forks, and reports results with no strain. Best for Workmaster 40 owners curious about practical loader limits.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from their own property, with no apparent dealership or commercial affiliation evident in the transcript.
Yes, in this test it lifted about 1,000 pounds forward of the pins, which is 75 percent of the rated 1500-pound pin capacity, with no strain.
Typically about 25 percent less than the pin-rated capacity once the load is out on forks ahead of the pins, per the owner's explanation.
No, the owner said the rear of the tractor did not get tipsy at all, aided by rear ballast and fluid-filled tires.
