New Holland Workmaster 25 old unit vs 2025?

[bust3r_d5148]

I'm hoping to get some advice on the New Holland Workmaster 25. I've found a used unit locally with some hours on it, but the price is good and it seems to have everything I want, particularly the hydrostatic transmission with the side-by-side pedals and the separate brake pedals on the left. But now I'm thinking whether it's worth spending more for a brand-new 2025 model? For anyone with a new Workmaster, what are the significant differences or upgrades compared to older units? Has New Holland made any key improvements to the hydraulics, comfort, or overall reliability for this new model year? I'm trying to figure out if the new features and warranty justify the extra cost over a well-maintained older unit. Thanks for any input!

 

[Henszo_]

Buying used can save you cash if it's in good shape and has what you need. But, If you're gonna use it a lot or want the newest stuff and a warranty, that 2025 model might be worth the extra dough.

 

[bell0spark]

My brother's had a Workmaster 25 for a few years on his farm near Eugene. He really likes how easy it is to drive with the side-by-side pedals. The 2025 model has a comfier seat, smoother controls, and uses less fuel. If the used one looks good, it's a good pick but if you'll be working it hard, the new one might be a better choice depending on what you're going to use it for.

 

[Davefromfriendsvillemd]

I would consider thinking about is the new tractor computerized with lots of sensors to where if it breaks down can the owner fix it or does it require a technician to fix it. It is such a good feeling when you buy something new you turn the key on and it runs like it should. You said well maintained. Does the used tractor come with documents like service history of the tractor and owners manual. I have always thought when I buy something used and it comes with an owners manual that is a good sign the person has taken care of it.

 

[Vodk4rickey]

I'm team brand new model, it got new technology, warranty, and refined features. if you plan to to work it hard (loader, brush hogging, etc.) and really need that 6 year powertrain safety net, choose the new one @bust3r_d5148