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Read articles →Despite the title, this is primarily a planning video about two New Holland Workmaster 40 modifications, a custom-fabricated brush guard and a possible exhaust reroute, with no finished work shown yet. The John Deere 5075E wheel-spreading appears briefly at the end as a neighbor's job. Useful for owners frustrated by the Workmaster 40's lack of a stock grill guard and curious about the cost and fabrication approach, but a follow-up video will have the actual results.
Posted by the 4-LOW channel, whose host appears to be a hands-on owner sharing personal property projects and opinions rather than a dealership or industry professional.
The owner checked the website and found the list price for the New Holland grill guard is well over $600, which he calls insane.
The Workmaster 25 had one as standard equipment, but for some reason the Workmaster 35 and Workmaster 40 don't come with anything, though threaded holes exist to bolt one on.
The exhaust sits low near the operator station, so fumes blow back into the operator area, and it could allow water intake if driving through standing water.
The owner wanted the wheels spread out for more stability on rolling, hilly terrain, giving the tractor a wider, more stable stance.
| John Deere 5075E | New Holland Workmaster 40 | |
|---|---|---|
| PTO horsepower | PR/TSS OOS: 57 hp; PR/TSS Cab: 55 hp; eHydro: 51.4 hp | Gear: 34 hp; HST: 32 hp |
| Loader lift capacity | 500M: 4,354 lb (at pivot) | 140TL: 2,700 lb (at bucket pivot pin) |
| 3-point lift capacity | 3,968 lb @ hitch points | 1,808 lb |
| Hydraulic flow | 11.4 gpm | 8.2 gpm |
