New Holland Boomer 50 (2011-2013)

The New Holland Boomer 50 is a utility tractor made from 2011 to 2013. It's a 4-wheel drive tractor with a Mitsubishi diesel engine. This engine has 4 cylinders and makes 47 horsepower, which is about average for tractors like this. The tractor has a liquid-cooled engine that runs at 2600 rpm, which is faster than most similar tractors. This Boomer 50 has a transmission with 16 forward and 16 reverse gears. It has a three-point hitch at the back that can lift 2,756 pounds, which is pretty strong for its size. The tractor has two PTO speeds: 540 rpm and 2000 rpm. It weighs 3,549 pounds, making it lighter than many other tractors. The tractor has a folding roll-over protection system (ROPS) to keep the driver safe. It also has special features like a foot-activated differential lock and wet disc brakes.

ManufacturerNew HollandPower47 hp(35.0 kW)Class40–60 HP tractors →Engine4-cylinderTransmissionSynchronized shuttle
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Key specifications

Category
Utility
Engine power
47hp
Operating weight
3,549 lb
Transmission
Synchronized shuttle
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Engine Power (hp)

All recorded Utility tractors

47 hp · 41st

This model

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Median 55 hp
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This modelUtility tractorsMediann = 5,383

The Boomer 50 (2011-2013) ranks at the 41st percentile for engine power among recorded utility tractors.

Overview

About the New Holland Boomer 50 (2011-2013)

The New Holland Boomer 50 is a utility tractor made from 2011 to 2013. It's a 4-wheel drive tractor with a Mitsubishi diesel engine. This engine has 4 cylinders and makes 47 horsepower, which is about average for tractors like this. The tractor has a liquid-cooled engine that runs at 2600 rpm, which is faster than most similar tractors. This Boomer 50 has a transmission with 16 forward and 16 reverse gears. It has a three-point hitch at the back that can lift 2,756 pounds, which is pretty strong for its size. The tractor has two PTO speeds: 540 rpm and 2000 rpm. It weighs 3,549 pounds, making it lighter than many other tractors. The tractor has a folding roll-over protection system (ROPS) to keep the driver safe. It also has special features like a foot-activated differential lock and wet disc brakes.

Full specifications

Recorded specifications

General

ManufacturerNew Holland
ModelBoomer 50 (2011-2013)
CategoryUtility tractor
Type4x4 MFWD 4WD
Years built2011–2013
Operating weight3,549lb(1,610 kg)

Engine

MakeMitsubishi
ModelS4Q2
Power47hp(35.05 kW)
Cylinders4
Displacement153ci(2.51 L)
Bore3.46in(87.88 mm)
Stroke4.06in(103.1 mm)

Transmission

TypeSynchronized shuttle
Forward gears16
Reverse gears16

Chassis & drive

Chassis4x4 MFWD 4WD
Drive4WD
SteeringHydrostatic power
BrakesDifferential mechanical wet disc
CabTwo-post foldable ROPS

Hydraulics

TypeOpen center

Power take-off

PTO speed2,000rpm

Dimensions

Length120.9in(3,071 mm)
Width63.8in(1,621 mm)
Operating weight3,549lb(1,610 kg)

Closest alternatives

Boomer 50 (2011-2013) compared with the nearest models by horsepower

The closest utility models to the New Holland Boomer 50 (2011-2013) by rated horsepower are the Massey Ferguson 1547 and the Massey Ferguson 2415. The Massey Ferguson 1547 matches it on rated power. It entered production in 2005, 6 years before the Boomer 50 (2011-2013). The Massey Ferguson 2415 matches it on rated power and weighs 640 lb less, so it is lighter for its power, which favors PTO and transport work over heavy draft. It entered production in 2003, 8 years before the Boomer 50 (2011-2013).

New Holland Boomer 50 (2011-2013) compared with Massey Ferguson 1547 and Massey Ferguson 2415
SpecNew Holland Boomer 50 (2011-2013)Massey Ferguson 1547Massey Ferguson 2415
Engine power47 hp35 kW47 hp35 kW47 hp35 kW
Operating weight3,549 lb1,610 kg-2,910 lb1,320 kg
Weight per hp76 lb/hp46 kg/kW-62 lb/hp38 kg/kW
Displacement153 ci2.51 L134 ci2.2 L107.3 ci1.76 L
Cylinders444
TransmissionSynchronized shuttleSynchroShuttleMechanical shuttle
Drive4WD2WDMFWD 4WD
Years built2011-20132005-20082003-2008

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Calculators for the Boomer 50 (2011-2013)

Category medians

Boomer 50 (2011-2013) vs. Utility median

New Holland Boomer 50 (2011-2013) compared with other Utility tractors

SpecThis modelUtility medianDifferencePercentile
Engine Power47 hp55 hp-15%41st
Engine Displacement153 ci183 ci-16%41st
Cylinders44at median50th
Forward Gears1612+33%73rd
Operating Weight3,549 lb5,303 lb-33%30th
Length121 in137 in-11%28th
Width63.8 in66 in-3%44th
3-Point Hitch Capacity2,756 lb3,197 lb-14%42nd

Medians and percentiles are calculated from the utility tractors in the database that have a recorded value for each specification (sample size 1,083–5,720 models).

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

When was the New Holland Boomer 50 (2011-2013) in production?

New Holland Boomer 50 (2011-2013) production started in 2011 and ended in 2013.

How much horsepower does the New Holland Boomer 50 (2011-2013) have?

The New Holland Boomer 50 (2011-2013) produces 47 hp from its 4-cylinder engine. Engine displacement is 153 ci.

How much does the New Holland Boomer 50 (2011-2013) weigh?

The New Holland Boomer 50 (2011-2013) weighs about 3,549 lb in operating condition.

What transmission is in the New Holland Boomer 50 (2011-2013)?

Transmission on the New Holland Boomer 50 (2011-2013) is Synchronized shuttle, with 16 forward speeds.

What hydraulics does the New Holland Boomer 50 (2011-2013) have?

The New Holland Boomer 50 (2011-2013) uses an Open center hydraulic system.

What three-point hitch category does the New Holland Boomer 50 (2011-2013) use?

The New Holland Boomer 50 (2011-2013) has a Category I three-point hitch rated to lift 2,756 lb.

What maintenance does the New Holland Boomer 50 (2011-2013) require?

The New Holland Boomer 50 (2011-2013) needs periodic engine oil and filter changes, hydraulic fluid checks, and regular greasing and inspection. The owner's manual lists the manufacturer's recommended service intervals.