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Read articles →A dealer walkaround of what the presenter claims is the first New Holland PowerStar 75 Midnight Edition in the US. Covers loader lift capacity (3,600 lb), the third-function kit, four-cylinder engine with no DPF, two rear remotes, and cab layout differences versus the Workmaster 75. It's a brief spec rundown, not a hands-on field test, best for shoppers wanting a quick feature overview before contacting the dealership.
Posted by the Cornerstone Equipment dealer channel, so the tone is sales-oriented and no critical comparison or pricing is offered.
About 3,600 lb of loader lift capacity, enough to easily handle high-density bales with a bale spear on the front.
No, it has a four-cylinder diesel engine with no DPF since it is under the 75 horsepower limit.
The PowerStar 75 has six cab panels and a larger sunroof, compared to four panels on the Workmaster 75, plus a four-cylinder engine versus three.
It comes standard with two rear remotes, making it suited for light to medium hay production.
