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Read articles →A dairy farmer shares first-hand impressions of using the Boomer 35 as a quad-bike replacement on a working farm. The video covers ease of use, stability, practical attachments (spray units, calf feeders, effluent setups), diff lock in muddy conditions, ground clearance, headlights, and ROPS safety, all framed around real daily tasks. No specs or pricing. Best for farmers weighing a compact utility tractor against a quad bike.
Posted by the Curtis New Holland channel, suggesting a dealership or brand-affiliated source, so the enthusiastic tone likely reflects a sales-leaning perspective.
Yes, the farmer found it versatile, reliable and safe, using it mainly in replacement of a quad bike for daily farm tasks.
Yes, it has a forward and back pedal, no clutch or gear changes, and a simple brake with high, medium, low and handbrake settings.
Yes, diff lock can be engaged when it gets wet and muddy, helping get safely in and out of paddocks and gateways.
Yes, it comes with ROPS standard, giving safety protection if the tractor happens to roll, unlike a quad bike.
