New Holland Boomer 50 - 2020 Review
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Love the Doug Demuro reference in the beginning
He even mentioned the empty spots on the dash but sadly didn't count them.
I love watching Dougs videos
I wanna see review a tractor someday. He could do a Lamborghini tractor. The new ones are very high tech.
If I bought one I would stuff as much closed foam insulation under that hood as possible. 🙉
My grandfather owns this tractor, he purchased during the winter time, he plows with it and says it’s got power for days!
One of the best reviews I have ever seen on a tractor . You don’t miss a thing . Being a big John Deere and kubota owner and fan all my life I made the change . When I went looking for new tractor I pulled the trigger on a boomer 41 with industrial tires and 260 loader . The loader reach took some time too get use too but now I’m hooked on it . You hit all the exact points why I bought one also . Leg room / smooth / comfortable / fuel tank location / height / powerful lift / and other stuff you mentioned . I’m pretty sure if potential tractor buyers that are diehard brand lovers like I was actually took the time too try one they will get a real eye opener . 300 hard worked hours on mine and it’ just goes . You can adjust the peddle tension under neath also too make it easier push . I did mine right away . Lost a front wheel bearing at 200 hours once and dealer fixed and checked everything under warranty . Only issue so far . Not a big deal . These things happen . Once again excellent review 👍👍👍
It also Depends if people have a New holland dealer nearby (I don't they are an hour away) And how good they are to deal with and their service (my closets dealer has not been good or helpful) Where as I have a Kubota and a Deere dealer 10 minutes away.. And they are fantastic to deal with..
Its a huge factor in the buying decision
Nice to see a blue tractor review. I am partial though I have a boomer 54d.
"Ok Boomer" - Is this what the kids are talking about?
Hahahahahahahabahha
Eric Wood ok boomer
I was looking for this
Great review Neil. Thanks for pointing out the support of New Holland. We have a fine dealership here that has both Kubota and New Holland and their support is outstanding. You buy the dealer. Thanks again.
Those farmer/ranchers that are near your dealership are lucky. Yes equipment is important but the dealer that knows and supports it to me is priceless. Too many dealers are just looking for that sale. Neil thanks for the good review of this tractor including pointing out the pros and cons for different uses.
I still like the poultry tractor better. Hey Neil I hope that the rest of the Messik family recognize all the work you do for the TH-cam channel and promoting the company. TH-cam can be a real pain. You probably have the most fun out of everyone in the family. I could totally see you opening up your own turf/ag dealership. You’re very good at promoting and getting information out. And when you come across something you don’t know you research and you ask. You have all the good qualities for that industry. So what if you don’t turn wrenches and drain fluids all day long. You inform and educate people while moving product. 🙂
I do really like that poultry tractor.
More New Holland compact and utility videos!
I love your reviews on tractors! This is a nice one
Nice Doug Demuro impression lol sweet piece of equipment!
YES! Thank you for catching that :-)
Messick's Equipment need to give a Neil score at the end
I own a new holland TC45-DA. I found this review thorough and fair. I wish I had known as much when I bought mine. I have been very pleased with what I can do with the front end loader and back-hoe. Starts well in the cold, with block heater. Canadian winter, FYI.
I had a John Deere dealer tell me that if they made more full size utility tractors with R4 industrial tires they would sell a heck of a lot more tractors on the spot. The 19.5L-24 and 21L-24 tires on a 5 or 6 series look impressive and appear exceptionally marketable. I was told by John Deere that for every 200 full sized utility tractors manufactured, only 1 comes off the line with HD R4 tires. It appears that R4 industrial tires are the domain of either industrial construction backhoes or compact tractors-not full size agricultural tractors and full size utility tractors 🚜.
When you were talking about the size vs power of this tractor, it reminded me of my first look at a JD 5055E in person. I was astonished by how small it actually is- like Ford 9N size. I had the same thoughts as you- this would be nice on hills with that lower center of gravity. And pretty useful in smaller areas. I also thought- "that's a great size for mowing fencelines, or working in a barnyard ." One thing To mention- with a loader like this one, you need to be really careful when turning. With how far it sticks out, it's easy to bang into things- that's a lot of loader swinging around! Ask me how I know...
Good Doug demuro impression
Neil needs his own TV show "tractor talk"
You spent a lot of time on the pedals trying really hard not to to say how awesome they are.
Ls is soooo much cheaper
Hahahahaa
@@frankcastle7777 and the same tractor, except for loader
No cupholders? What is this a europe model??
Gotta say your reviews are great. Wish you guys were in TX. Need to buy our first tractor for our new tree farm and would love to work with y'all on that. So much info to understand and absorb.
Nice video Neil looks like a very capable tractor for its size.
I've had an LS XR4145 for almost 2 years, the 45hp version of this tractor. Basically the same machine, aside from a few cosmetics. Both the Boomers and XRs are very solid, strong, economical, and comfortable machines to operate. Well worth looking into if you're in the market. Great review on an outstanding machine!👍🏻🤠👍🏻
Why do so many tractor manufacturers insist on putting the 4WD engagement lever down on the floor where you sometimes can't reach it without banging your head on the steering wheel? To make matters worse, they then have a warning sticker telling you NOT to use your foot to engage the lever that you can't reach with your arm. This issue exists on blue, orange and green tractors along with others.
On my TYM it is next to the seat on the left side. Pretty well placed. Odd so many put it in that goofy spot.
Because the transmission for your tractor sits right underneath the cab, and that's where the mechanism to engage your FWD is often located. Having it be a lever that just extends up from the transmission housing into the cab floor is the simplest and most logical solution from an engineering perspective if you want to engage and disengage your FWD mechanically. Moving the lever is certainly possible, but it's going to involve more engineering and therefore more cost. In that sense it's a lot simpler to move the controls for an electric FWD switch since it's just a matter of carving out space for a button in a panel and running a few wires.
That's a lot of keys you have Neil.
Good looking tractor, I purchased a new bx kubota month ago and wished I purchased the bx23s because we purchased a good size property in wv so i sent a email to one of your dealership before contacting mine, and a salesman emailed me back next day and you could tell he wasn't interested and told him in my email I would put a few thousand down, I told him I watch all your videos and watched the video you put out why customers trade them in and decide this wasn't the right tractor for my needs. My bx2380 only has 7 hrs on it i told him and has front loader and 60 inch mowing deck, he wanted pics of my tractor and thats fine I would want pics as well, and he already quoted me a price in the email he sent back without even seeing the pics, I gave you guys two shots to sell me one, other time was last month when I wanted to purchase a bx off you guys and he quoted me 2000.00 more then what I got my bx for. But anyhow I don't blame your business i love messicks videos and you seem very fair and honest and wish they just seem more eager to help instead people coming thru your doors instead someone like me who is 3 to 4 hours away. Have a blessed Day and keep video's coming.
Apologies for the less than stellar service. There are some practical limitations how far from home we can sell, and your on the cusp. At under a month of ownership your selling dealer should look into rolling back the sale and moving you into a bigger tractor.
The three dislikes are janitors envious of your key ring.....
Or maybe, like me they bought a brand new New Holland that was a lemon from a dealer who wouldn't stand behind his equipment. I will never buy another New Holland anything. Now excuse me while I add another dislike.
This is a great video I would like to see more equipment reviews like this !
Really appreciate the thorough review on the New Holland 50, I ended up going with a MF 1740M about a year ago after looking at just about every available line on the market. Kubota came in at a very close 2nd to my choice. The two things that sold me on the MF, was the ground level refueling just like the New Holland, and my local dealer is less than 20 miles from me. I figured as I got older, I was not going to like having to hoist 5 gallon cans of diesel fuel, and my local dealer is a very small business, so I wanted to support my local business owner. Granted, that issue regarding refueling can be solved by having a transfer tank with a manual of electric pump. IMO, you can't go wrong with a Massey Ferguson, Kubota, John Deere, New Holland, or IH tractor. They all seem to be leaders in the industry, and I'm a firm believer in dealer PM and after sells support. Take care of your equipment, and it will take care of your needs.
Hi Neal, I have the Boomer 45, w/Cab and love it...Great to see a review on the Big Blue...God Bless...Chief..{NYS/ADK}
Have a 2010 Boomer 3050 w/cab, love it! Only dislike I could say, the loader pin. Most other brands have the through bolt on the back side, NH uses welded tabs.
Thanks for clarifying how LS is tied in with New Holland. Any chance you might do a review on the new larger Workmaster 90 and above soon?
I did the 75 a few months ago, more similarities than differences.
@@MessicksEquip How about the Workmaster 50 for an across the board comparison?
Case IH as well.
@@tomtaphorn7870 I owned a 50 for several years before trading it in for a T4.75. A lot of tractor for the money. One of the best FEL loaders and lift capacity in it's class. Mechanical shuttle shift. Really liked it for the years that I owned it. Not any issues. If you are wanting a utility sized machine they are fine. Adjustable three point lower arms also. They are larger in size, weight, and capacity than the Boomer series.
Be great for a chicken shed or pig shed. Nice and low down with plenty of pushing power.
I've got the Boomer 50 from 2013/14ish...other than chassis size, it really hasn't changed much.
I have a 2013 boomer 50 and looks like the same chassis size as mine
Congrats on 70k from germany
To bad our two local Hew Holland dealers both went out of business here in Portland, OR area so I couldn't compare this with the Kubota and Deere. Happy with my Kubota but it was a big ticket item and the New Holland looks to be feature rich and more economical for the horsepower.
Thanks for the great review.
I like the 3 point hitch on the rear where it is easy to connect equipment to the tractor. The tractor has some other nice features, but the fuel filler is what have me wishing to have one since the filler is at ground level and I love it so much. I have a brand tractor with the filler tube and tank up on the hood area and that is a liability. The distance the front bucket stands out is a liability on this tractor though and would hurt me since I have areas with limited space and the tractors I have does have a better bucket system on them.
I looked at those, and bought a NH 2120
2120 is a fantastic tractor
@@MessicksEquip , Yes it's a great tractor. l don't regret buying it.
Doug Demuro out here doing tractor review now
LOL THHHHHHHHISSSSSSS LOL
When backing up. Hey look back!
finally a machine made specifically for boomers
Seems like an interesting tractor. I have to say, though, I really miss the design and layout of the older series. I used to have a tc40da, and really enjoyed running it.
I agree. The old TC's where great tractors, just a bit expensive.
@@MessicksEquip I love our tc45a
is this doug demeruos tractor reviewing brother
I will never be a twin touch pedal guy. I just don't get why the pedals are in reverse of a standard truck or car. Sure, people will say they don't have an issue with it but my neighbor's shop has three holes in it where he has gone in reverse when he meant to go forward. I am a treadle pedal guy until it is changed.
Wow Neil, do you have two keys for everything y'all sell?
The front end is kinda yucky lookin 😖
How many jugs does that 50 hp have? Who is the engine manufacturer? As delivered with filled rear tires, does it need additional counter weighting on the rear for Full functionality of the loader? Is a factory installed Block Heater included? A very popular rumor keeps saying that NH Blue comes from Ford Blue. I say NH started off RED before Henry Ford was even born and therefore never was related to Ford. Am I correct? sdh in CT
If I ran into guy. I'd be driving home with a tractor. Very Well done 👏
Who makes the Engine?
Hopefully they don’t put China wheels bearings in the front that go out around 200hr. Like my boomer 41.
My boomer 41 front wheel bearing went out also at 200 hours . No issues after warranty fix . Other then that it’s been a awesome tractor . If you have had any other issues . Would be great if you could let me know thanks
Nice comprehensive review
Whats the difference in the workmates and boomer... ?
What compares to the L series ?
workmaster is the more basic series, boomer is more deluxe. Both NH and Kubota in this size have very complex product lines so to draw equivalents you have to pick specific models.
@@MessicksEquip gotcha. Well originally considered the L3301 but looking at a L2501 for the cost difference. And logically my main PTO use will probably just be a rotary cutter or finish mower. Renting a tiller once a year...
@@MessicksEquip love your videos by the way. A good one since you sell both might be to make one comparing new holland and kubota specifically L series, boomer and workmater.. if they wouldn't frown on it.
@@dav2386thor all I would do is create enemies if I did videos comparing the too. I steer clear of that. I do let my knowledge of the other brands color my impressions though.
@@MessicksEquip i understand. No one wants enemies. Personally i was just looking at seeing the same frame size as a small L series, thier respective HP offerings and lift capacity... perhaps I'll just shoot you an email. Or you can have someone email me.
Great overview!!!
How much?
Did I hear a Doug DeMuro intro with “THIS” as well as “quirks and features”‽‽‽ 🤣🤣🤣
"THIS" defentialy was what I was going for
Another nice video. Thanks for sharing.
Just wondering, does a tractor have a fuel pump "if" the fuel tank is way up underneath the hood?
Looks the same as my 2016 CaseIH 30C ! Just can’t find wheel weights for the full rims ?
great vid.
I like the tractor. I don't like the tires.
I have a 33d bought it in 98 looking to up grade to a 45 or 50. Need the bigger frame
I kinda like it Neil. Canyou get this Boomer 40 or 50 in a Shuttle shift transmission?
Yes
I'm surprised with the new features seeing as it's a boomer
Neil, about finding the corner. Is that partly the adjustment of the valves or the joystick cables? Mine doesn't have much of a corner where they both operate, and I was thinking that maybe it just needs to be set more sensitive on one or the other.
What tractor?
@@MessicksEquip TYM433, I had one of the clevises that connects the load joystick cable to the valve break. It was a bad hollow casting. I cast a new one. But I am not sure I adjusted the cable correctly as there is little in the way of a corner. It many just be the way it is, but it seems like that shouldn't be the case. I haven't taken the time to fiddle with it yet, or call the dealer. So was mostly asking in general, though if you have experience with the brand, great. It seems like there would only be a few valve manufacturers to save costs, and would be reuse across tractor manufacturers.
@@court2379 some tractors don't have much of a corner like your finding. Its a function of how the valve and cylinders are all balanced. The amount of corner does vary from brand to brand. There very likely is nothing 'wrong'
Messick's do you have any ford tractors at any stores
There have not been any 'Ford' tractors for several decades, the heritage of those machines continues though New Holland.
Hey Neal It would be cool if you did a video of good tips for using a loader [:
I have, browse our channel
Engine?
thanks for telling who the manufacturer is.... now if we can get the other companies to come clean. I find it misleading to use an 'old' name and find out it couldn't be any further from the truth.(NH, MF, JD,etc).
I don't believe any of JD's current line-up are rebadged from another OEM. In the past they had some CUT sized tractors that were based on Yanmar platforms.
They are not rebadged, but they are heavily outsourced. The 1025 for example has a transmission from a company in NC, engine from Yanmar, backhoe from Ameriquip. Very little vertical integration which I am sure its going to make things really exciting with COVID.
@@MessicksEquip Agree. Yes, I see what you mean with the components. I think the Yanmar engine usage is a plus as there probably isn't a better small diesel available anywhere. It used to be different with the older 2-series. You could find almost the same tractor from Yanmar direct or Cub Cadet, simply with different colored plastic and a different grill.
Neal, you did a well rounded video on the Boomer. I noticed the bucket level indicator on the Boomer, can you order a level indicator for a Kubota B 2601? As I’d like to get one.
Yes, its an optional kit.
I don't know why people get try to kill Payless a bad name I've got two Ls tractors and I've not had any trouble out of either one and the lowest hours though neither one of my machines is 375 hours
Anybody know the oil filter number? Thanks
Does Kubota sell a bucket edge guard for a 2020 BX 1880 that has the holes already drilled in it.
Cutting edge, yes
@@MessicksEquip Do you have the part number for the cutting edge for the 2020 BX 1880 Bucket with the pre drilled holes in the bucket. Thanks
Maybe the FIAT Parent will bring back the Ford name. They could redo the hood and some other features! BOOM! A new tractor called Ford! 😉
I would have put a hole through that tank within a month.
If the tank is aythimg like the old ford tanks, our one got caved in by the back wheel falling off an edge of rock onto a stump and it just continued working and still is 10 years later!!
Are there any locations on the cab boomer 45
series for a toolbox?
My Cab Boomer 50 came with a 5x12x5 toolbox mounted on the left just ahead of the left door with a shallow tray under the hinged lid. (guessing the numbers, but approximately that size)
Do people actually buy a turf tire tractor with a loader?
All the time
Good review Neil. Thanks but I like Kubota better
It’s for boomers?
You need more keys.
Ok boomer
How about a comparison with a kubota?
We have a work master 70. I like the setup on my tractor better than this boomer. Also mine has a shuttle shift lever for forward and reverse. You donot need to hold a foot peddle down.
How many hours you have on your Tractor?
Ok Boomer.
How did new Holland make such a bad looking tractor??? None the less looks aren't what's important and I'm sure it shines else where
That’s one ugly machine.
Kind of like a Kubota!
You need more keys.