I have owned a Newholland boomer 41 hydrostatic drive with loader and Titan tires for two years now . This thing is a compact on steroids . So comfortable and pleasure too use . It’s a real work horse for any one with large property . Major ground clearance / stability / traction / long reach loader is so much better . Runs really clean and quiet . I made the jump from John Deere and kubota after 30 years . I have never looked back . If more people took time too test a heavy duty boomer like these . They would get a real eye opener . I will definitely be looking too move up too the 50 with cab next .
If they don't have the model you want and they have to order it from the factory you need a lot of time & patience. I ordered a new Boomer 55 on May, 3, 2019 and today is Oct. 22 and it still ain't here and the dealer can't tell me when it will arrive. I'm 66 and I just hope I live long enough to see it !
Thank you for showing this nice little tractor. This was the first really interesting video about the boomer tractor i have seen on youtube. I'm interested to buy a boomer 50, but couldn't find many informations about it. Greetings from Germany
These are basically the same as the Case compact C series correct? How will the dealer and parts supports be in the long run as these are basically an LS tractor?
Good luck with that. You can get an estimate of the kubota on their web site, "build my kubota" but prices are a big secret in this industry, and I find it extremely unfair to any prospective purchaser. Going out on a bit of a limb, I would say that the Workmaster is about equivalent to the "Standard L" series of Kubota, and the Boomers are more in line with the Grand L series. But then when you get down to nuts and bolts, which has a little bit stronger loader, which has this feature and which has that, you can go crazy. Shouldn't be this way. It's all a game to keep the buyer off balance at all times. They should have sticker prices, and those prices should be the real prices, period. They took an despicable idea from the auto industry and found a way to make it worse.
@@MiserableOldFart you're right. Very annoying. I'm currently in the market for a compact, over here in the UK and it's no better. You can't find any prices. And the ones you can find seem very high. To get a real price you have to phone everyone up, give them all your details, and then they give you a price that doesn't even seem relatable to what you've seen elsewhere. Very confusing.
I dont know on the bigger ones, but the smaller ones are made by LS in korea, it shows right on a stamp on the back. Nice tractors, unfortunately, if you have an LS dealer nearby, there is big savings compared to new holland. But, i believe they have a different loader on them. I may be wrong.
The utility Workmaster 50/60/70 series is made by New Holland along with the T series and up... You may be able to save some money on the LS equivalent... There are differences in the engine and loaders... There may be some differences in the final configurations such as rear remotes etc... Certainly a very nice unit...
@@MessicksEquip What is the difference in the engine vs an LS? Does New Holland have their own engine? What would LS provide if they didn't build the bare chassis and engine for New Holland?
@@wdbldr67 tires, all the implements are all different (except the sub compact), in some case New Holland has engine options LS does not. New Hollands financing options have far less hidden fee's. They are cut from the same cloth, but there are far more differences than people realize.
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I have owned a Newholland boomer 41 hydrostatic drive with loader and Titan tires for two years now . This thing is a compact on steroids . So comfortable and pleasure too use . It’s a real work horse for any one with large property . Major ground clearance / stability / traction / long reach loader is so much better . Runs really clean and quiet . I made the jump from John Deere and kubota after 30 years . I have never looked back . If more people took time too test a heavy duty boomer like these . They would get a real eye opener . I will definitely be looking too move up too the 50 with cab next .
If they don't have the model you want and they have to order it from the factory you need a lot of time & patience. I ordered a new Boomer 55 on May, 3, 2019 and today is Oct. 22 and it still ain't here and the dealer can't tell me when it will arrive. I'm 66 and I just hope I live long enough to see it !
Did u ever get it?
Yea
This tracor is literally identical to my LS. Motor, fuel tank size, nuts and bolts. Hood latch, even the same rubber mat on the floor.
LS actually builds these for NH. It says it right on the NH serial # plate.
Thank you for this review. Having hard time finding much information regarding boomer tractors.
Thank you for showing this nice little tractor. This was the first really interesting video about the boomer tractor i have seen on youtube. I'm interested to buy a boomer 50, but couldn't find many informations about it.
Greetings from Germany
Just go look at the LS tractor site - exact same tractor for pretty much all the boomers.
id like to see the whole line of new hollands .
we will work our way though them.
Love my boomer 3050. Pre def 😉. Have a 3 point snowblower. And the 72 inch belly mower.
Nice tractor but no rear 3 pt hitch assistant to allow operator to adjust without going bavk and forth to cab
You need to do some comparisons with new Holland, Kubota, and case ih. After all, you sell all 3.
No matter how we would do that, someone would have hurt feelings.
These are basically the same as the Case compact C series correct? How will the dealer and parts supports be in the long run as these are basically an LS tractor?
I lost track of how many times he said tractor
He had good info, but saying "tractor" so much was distracting! I know public speaking can be tough to avoid ticks like that.
Is replacing the t series?
What is the cost comparison at your dealership for this Boomer 50 and a Kubota 50HP L-Series similarly equipped with FEL and full cab?
Good luck with that. You can get an estimate of the kubota on their web site, "build my kubota" but prices are a big secret in this industry, and I find it extremely unfair to any prospective purchaser. Going out on a bit of a limb, I would say that the Workmaster is about equivalent to the "Standard L" series of Kubota, and the Boomers are more in line with the Grand L series. But then when you get down to nuts and bolts, which has a little bit stronger loader, which has this feature and which has that, you can go crazy. Shouldn't be this way. It's all a game to keep the buyer off balance at all times. They should have sticker prices, and those prices should be the real prices, period. They took an despicable idea from the auto industry and found a way to make it worse.
@@MiserableOldFart you're right. Very annoying. I'm currently in the market for a compact, over here in the UK and it's no better. You can't find any prices. And the ones you can find seem very high. To get a real price you have to phone everyone up, give them all your details, and then they give you a price that doesn't even seem relatable to what you've seen elsewhere. Very confusing.
R u able to get a front loader on this tractor
Yes
Messick Farm Equipment k thanks
Looking for a cab for an '09 Boomer 8n; is the Boomer 50 similar enough to the 8n. Would this cab fit?
There is three or four cab company’s on google . Look under Newholland boomer cabs
Does that have a MMM available ?
How does this tractor compare to the Kubota L3901. Who actually manufactures this series tractor?
The Boomer 50 is way bigger and heavier. 1000lbs heavier I believe. It’s made by LS.
@@jamesbreen7394 Thanks
Does it come with a monster energy and a cope of quake 3?
Heh can’t beat a monster and that first sweet sip of the day heh
Who makes these and where are they made?
I dont know on the bigger ones, but the smaller ones are made by LS in korea, it shows right on a stamp on the back. Nice tractors, unfortunately, if you have an LS dealer nearby, there is big savings compared to new holland. But, i believe they have a different loader on them. I may be wrong.
The utility Workmaster 50/60/70 series is made by New Holland along with the T series and up...
You may be able to save some money on the LS equivalent...
There are differences in the engine and loaders...
There may be some differences in the final configurations such as rear remotes etc...
Certainly a very nice unit...
+Shiawassee Gunner different loaders, engines, implements... They are getting more different all the time.
@@MessicksEquip What is the difference in the engine vs an LS? Does New Holland have their own engine? What would LS provide if they didn't build the bare chassis and engine for New Holland?
Varied by model.
How does new holland deal with tier 4? Def or dpf
+WHo da doo various solutions. On these it's DOC.
Probably too large to use in the yard for sowing grass and putting out mulch?
*I want those jeans*
These are just rebranded LS XR series tractors.... new Holland doesn't make these just puts stickers on them FYI for anybody looking to buy one.
Not true at all. Video in the works showing the differences.
Where's the video?
@@MessicksEquip Made in the same factory right down to the warning stickers. Only dif is the tires maybe and loader vendors.
@@wdbldr67 tires, all the implements are all different (except the sub compact), in some case New Holland has engine options LS does not. New Hollands financing options have far less hidden fee's. They are cut from the same cloth, but there are far more differences than people realize.
I miss Neil(no offense Brian)
I didn't come here to listen to gee-tar strumming....can you folks just get straight to the review and flush the rest?