Head to head · Utility

New Holland Workmaster 50 vs New Holland Workmaster 70

New HollandNew Holland Workmaster 50
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New HollandNew Holland Workmaster 70

How they compare

Headline specs vs. the whole Utility

n = 1,083–5,720

Engine Power

▲ Workmaster 70 higher · +3.9 hp (+7%)
Workmaster 5053 hp
Workmaster 7056.9 hp
Median Utility Tractor55 hp

Workmaster 50 is in the 48th percentile; Workmaster 70 is in the 51st · 5,383 models

Engine Displacement

= Effectively tied
Workmaster 50136 ci
Workmaster 70136 ci
Median Utility Tractor183 ci

Workmaster 50 is in the 35th percentile; Workmaster 70 is in the 35th · 5,580 models

Cylinders

= Effectively tied
Workmaster 503
Workmaster 703
Median Utility Tractor4

Workmaster 50 is in the 23rd percentile; Workmaster 70 is in the 23rd · 5,720 models

Forward Gears

= Effectively tied
Workmaster 508
Workmaster 708
Median Utility Tractor12

Workmaster 50 is in the 23rd percentile; Workmaster 70 is in the 23rd · 4,941 models

Workmaster 50 (A)Workmaster 70 (B)Median Utility Tractor

Full comparison

Every spec, side by side

General Information

SpecNew Holland Workmaster 50New Holland Workmaster 70Difference
ManufacturerNew HollandNew HollandSame
ModelWorkmaster 50Workmaster 70—
CategoryUtilityUtilitySame

Engine

SpecNew Holland Workmaster 50New Holland Workmaster 70Difference
ManufacturerFCAFCA Diesel—
Model50D01977R753—
Power Output53hp56.9hp▲ Workmaster 70+3.9 hp · +7%
Rated RPM2,600RPM2,600RPMSame
Cylinders33Same
Displacement136ci136ciSame
Bore3.7in3.7inSame
Stroke4.2in4.2inSame

Transmission

SpecNew Holland Workmaster 50New Holland Workmaster 70Difference
TypeSelective gear fixed ratioSynchronized Shuttle—

Dimensions & Weight

SpecNew Holland Workmaster 50New Holland Workmaster 70Difference
LengthNot recorded134in—
Width77.5in77.2in▲ Workmaster 50+0.3 in · <1%
Height97.6in97.2in▲ Workmaster 50+0.4 in · <1%
Operating Weight5,070lb5,070lbSame

Hydraulics

SpecNew Holland Workmaster 50New Holland Workmaster 70Difference
System TypeOpen centerOpen centerSame
Pump Flow Capacity11.4gpm11.2gpm▲ Workmaster 50+0.2 gpm · +2%
Steering TypePowerPowerSame

Power Take-off (PTO)

SpecNew Holland Workmaster 50New Holland Workmaster 70Difference
TypeIndependent with mechanical clutchIndependent with mechanical clutchSame
Speed 1540rpm540rpmSame
Speed 2540rpm540rpmSame

Tires

SpecNew Holland Workmaster 50New Holland Workmaster 70Difference
Front Tire Size12.5/80-1812.5/80-18Same
Rear Tire Size18.4-2418.4-24Same

Hitch & Towing

SpecNew Holland Workmaster 50New Holland Workmaster 70Difference
Hitch TypeThree-Point HitchNot recorded—
Hitch CategoryII/III/ISame
Hitch PositionRearRearSame
Hitch Capacity3,310lb3,310lbSame

Chassis & Drive

SpecNew Holland Workmaster 50New Holland Workmaster 70Difference
Chassis Type4x2 2WD4x4 MFWD 4WD—
Drive Type2WD4WD—
Steering TypePowerPowerSame
Brake TypeSingle wet disc operated by two foot pedals which can be locked togetherWet disc—

Electrical

SpecNew Holland Workmaster 50New Holland Workmaster 70Difference
Starter TypeElectricElectricSame

Operator Station

SpecNew Holland Workmaster 50New Holland Workmaster 70Difference
TypeTwo-post folding ROPSTwo-post folding ROPSSame

Category context

Both models against the field

Engine Power

median 55 hp
A · 48th percentile (53 hp)B · 51st percentile (56.9 hp)

Engine Displacement

median 183 ci
A · 35th percentile (136 ci)B · 35th percentile (136 ci)

Cylinders

median 4
A · 23rd percentile (3)B · 23rd percentile (3)

Forward Gears

median 12
A · 23rd percentile (8)B · 23rd percentile (8)

Operating Weight

median 5,303 lb
A · 48th percentile (5,070 lb)B · 48th percentile (5,070 lb)
A · Workmaster 50B · Workmaster 70Median Utility Tractor
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