Overview
The New Holland Workmaster™ 33 Utility is a tractor listed in the Heavy Equipment Hub equipment database with structured specifications for comparison, research, and machine selection. Key specification points include fuel capacity of 7.4 gal. This model can be reviewed for pulling power, implement matching, agricultural operations, and equipment comparison. Use the full specifications table to compare the New Holland Workmaster™ 33 Utility against similar tractor models by power, weight, capacity, dimensions, speed, and other technical values.
Full Specifications
23 specs
Dimensions
Height With R4 Tires
87.68 in / 2,227 mm
Length With R4 Tires
121.03 in / 3,074 mm
Total Weight
3,067 lb / 1,391 kg
Width With R4 Tires
64.53 in / 1,639 mm
Engine
Alternator
85 A
Displacement
92 cu in / 1.5 L
Engine Model
Workmaster33
Fuel Tank
7.40 gal / 28.0 L
Gear Speed Forward
12
Gear Speed Reverse
12
Gear Transmission Pto
27.40
Gross Engine
32.20
Hydrostatic Transmission Pto
25.80
Lift Capacity At 24 In (610 Mm) Behind The Ball Ends
1,433 lb / 650 kg
Lift Capacity At Ball Ends
1,808 lb / 820 kg
Number of Cylinders
3
Optional Mid
2,000
Rated Speed
2,600 rpm
Steering Pumpgear
4.30
Steering Pumphst
5.30
Total Flow Gear
12.40 gal/min / 46.9 L/min
Total Flow Hst
13.50 gal/min / 51.1 L/min
Hydraulics
Implement Pump Flow
8.20 gal/min / 31.0 L/min
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