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Read articles →This is a dealer's first-look walkaround of the new Workmaster 120 Plus, focused on what's changed from the prior generation rather than a hands-on test. Heath from Franklin Tractor points out sloped loader arms, a repositioned pivot point for better lift height, radial tire availability, a redesigned exhaust system, digital gauges, LED lighting, and a new brake-to-clutch feature, plus current financing offers. No loader or field work is shown.
Posted by a dealership channel (Franklin Tractor), so this is a sales-oriented walkaround rather than an independent review.
The loader arms are sloped down to help with visibility, and the pivot point was pushed back to improve loader capacity and lift height.
Yes, radial tires are now available, which had not been an option on the Workmaster series until this new model.
Pressing the brake brings the tractor to a stop, and releasing it lets the tractor take off again, acting like the clutch for stop-and-start work.
Yes, the loader is now made in-house by New Holland and is factory fitted, and this unit includes a diverter valve.
