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Read articles →This is a scripted, side-by-side comparison of the New Holland Workmaster 25S against the Kubota SBX, Mahindra eMax, and John Deere 1025R, focused entirely on ease-of-operation details (platform layout, HST pedal design, cruise control, loader joystick placement, seat features) and stated loader/hydraulic/engine capability claims, with no actual hands-on demonstration. Best for shoppers wanting a feature-by-feature marketing comparison rather than footage of the tractor working.
Posted by the westhillstractor channel, and the content is essentially a New Holland sales pitch framed as a competitive comparison, so expect a brand-favorable perspective rather than independent testing.
Both have flat deck platforms, but the Kubota SBX's split treadle pedal, HST control, and parking brake pedal are in the way of getting on and off.
Yes, the Workmaster 25S has simple push-button cruise control activation like a car, while Kubota, Mahindra, and John Deere use mechanically engaged cruise control.
The loader joystick control is integrated into the tractor and placed to the right of the steering wheel, along with the PTO engagement knob.
It has a deluxe high-back seat with fore-aft adjustment, backrest adjustment, armrests, retractable seatbelt, and comfort cushion, rated better than the Mahindra eMax seat.
