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Read articles →This is a real-time working video of an owner using a New Holland TC30 to pull and power a manure spreader loaded with chicken/cow manure, questioning aloud whether the tractor's PTO, three-point hitch, and steering can handle a job sized for a bigger machine. It covers hookup, PTO clearance concerns, hitching quirks, and driving the loaded spreader over field terrain, but has no specs, controls walkthrough, or dealer-style overview.
Posted by the Boehm Farm channel, an owner-operator narrating real farm chores as they happen on their own property.
The owner says it is an incredibly too small tractor for a somewhat larger job, but after hooking up thinks the PTO power and three-point lift will be enough.
The hookup was crooked at first, clearance was tight so the hitch had to be lowered, and the owner questioned if the hitch pin was big enough.
The owner notes the tractor has no underslung exhaust, so when running cold the exhaust sits right by the tire and blows back at the driver.
