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Read articles →This is a real-world task video, not a spec walkaround: the owner hauls his New Holland Workmaster 40 to a relative's yard specifically to rip out a dozen dead boxwood bushes with the loader bucket and chains, including tricky rigging when the tractor gets tippy on stubborn roots. It shows actual loader work, tipping risk, and trailer-loading logistics, but no pricing or spec breakdown. Good for owners curious how a compact tractor handles bush/root removal.
Appears to be an owner-operator documenting hands-on jobs with his own Workmaster 40, not a dealer or reviewer.
Yes, the owner used the loader bucket and chains to pull about a dozen dead boxwoods, including large ones with big root balls, though one bush made the tractor tip up in back.
The owner added the box blade for ballast, expecting the boxwoods to fight back, while planning to use the bucket for most of the actual pulling work.
On one bush that fought hard, the tractor left some depressions in the yard that had to be filled back in with dirt afterward.
