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Read articles →This is an owner's real-world diary entry at 40 hours on his New Holland Workmaster 40, not a spec review. He describes his first DPF regen cycle in detail (33-34 hours in, what it felt like, smell, dashboard warnings) and then shows raw footage of using the loader and bucket to fight a stubborn cedar tree's root ball, plus a brush guard repaint. Best for owners curious about regen behavior and casual firsthand use.
Posted by the 4-LOW channel, an owner-operator documenting personal property projects and hands-on impressions of his own tractor.
The trouble light flashes, the tractor shakes and vibrates, hydraulic power weakens, RPMs won't reach the set level, and it smells strongly of burning for two to three minutes before the regen light comes on.
The first regen cycle happened at about 33 or 34 hours on the meter, using straight diesel with no fuel additives.
Yes, after cutting the top off with a chainsaw, the owner used the bucket to dig underneath the root ball and work it from both sides until it popped free.
