New Holland Boomer 35-55 HP Series offers easy-to-operate tractor for any job

The New Holland Boomer 35-55 HP Series offers operators an easy-to-operate tractor for all their needs – from large property to small-scale landscaping projects.

The tractor’s exceptional power, maneuverability and simple maintenance makes it an ideal choice for homeowners, landscapers and part-time farmers.

Introduced this year, the New Holland Boomer 35-55 HP Series offers dozens of attachments and accessories to handle a multitude of jobs. Whether the operator uses the tractor to maintain a few acres of land or depends on it to make a living, Boomer compact tractors always come through.

“We now have a three-cylinder, turbocharged, direct-injected diesel engine,” said Todd DeBock, New Holland under 60 HP tractor marketing manager. “It features a common-rail direct fuel management system, like we have in our larger agricultural tractors. What it’s going to do for our customers is offer better torque backup, better fuel efficiency and it meets the stringent Tier-4B emissions standards with a fully automatic system that requires no customer intervention. From a performance standpoint, that’s going to be a big plus.”

All-weather comfort

For supreme comfort and protection from the elements, operators can enjoy all the bells and whistles of the Boomer’s factory-installed cab. Not only is it very roomy, but if offers an adjustable seat, as well as extremely accessible control placements that are color-coded.

“Customers will be able to take advantage of the improved engine performance in a cab that’s very comfortable,” said DeBock. “The Boomer offers a very wide entry threshold.”

The Boomer’s climate control system provides heat to keep operators warm in the winter and air conditioning to cool them off during the dog days of summer. Side and rear windows open as well to provide natural ventilation during mild weather.

Another key feature for the Boomer 35-55 HP Series is the fact the tractors offer operators a superior vantage point. With extensive glass surroundings, extending from floor to ceiling at the front and through the two doors at the side, operators will have excellent 360-degree visibility.

“We included, in addition to the four lights in the grill, another four halogen lights on the cab roof – two forward facing and two rearward facing,” said DeBock. “This enhanced lighting system allows operators to do work early in the morning or late in the evening.”

A front wiper and washer, a front window sun screen and front and rear work lights are standard equipment. A rear window/washer is optional, as are rear cab-roof-mounted work lights and a safety beacon.

Hydraulics

Whether operators need to load mulch, mow the lawn, clear a pasture, dig a trench, till a garden, remove snow or install a fence, the Boomer compact tractors are up to the challenge thanks to their hydraulic systems.

“A hallmark of the family that continues from prior models, we use independent pumps for our power steering as well as our hydraulic system,” said DeBock. “That means when you’re operating a loader, we’re not starving the hydraulic pump, which would affect your cycle times. Steering will be light weight and easy to handle, no matter what attachment you’re operating.”

With a three-point hitch lift capacity of up to 2,756 pounds, operators will be able to use any attachment they wish, increasing work efficiency.

Warranty

With the Boomer 35, 40, 45, 50 and 55 compact tractors, operators are not only getting an effective tool to meet their needs, but they’ll also get peace of mind as they are backed by a free Boomer Guard6 Limited Warranty.

The warranty provides 6 years of worry-free operating, including 2 years of “bumper-to-bumper” coverage, plus an extra 4 years of powertrain protection.

Not only is there a 6-year warranty with the Boomer series, but maintaining a Boomer compact tractor is simple because all routine maintenance points are located in easy-to-reach spots. Operators are also able to check engine oil levels conveniently without raising the hood and without removing the loader.

“Over the next six years, Boomer is going to have their back,” said DeBock.