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Read articles →This dealer walkaround directly compares the base Workmaster 25S against the step-up Workmaster 25, the key distinction being lift capacity (just under 1,000 lbs vs just over 1,800 lbs) and the 25's separate backhoe seat. Allison covers dash controls, PTO switch, dual-pedal forward/reverse, parking brake, and demonstrates backhoe stabilizer lockout. It's a brief feature overview, not a hands-on work test, best for buyers deciding between these two trims.
Posted by Harvey & Company, a dealership channel, so this is a sales-oriented walkaround rather than an independent review.
The 25S lifts just under 1,000 lbs while the Workmaster 25 lifts just over 1,800 lbs, and the Workmaster 25 has a separate backhoe seat.
You lock the stabilizers and then pull the lever to activate the backhoe.
You can get a bucket, backhoe, a set of forks, a snow blower, and a snow push.
