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Sorry for late response. Thats the only trick i know to get it out of limp mode. If it is “1/2” power then push the throttle all the way up and be sure the regen is on…and let it sit and run. You’ll know it’s done with regen when the idle shoots up. it may take an hour to come out once the dpf...

Im not sure if the wm has has it, but some have a little plug in the exhaust pipe after it comes off the engine, you remove the plug and let the engine crank and it cleans alot of soot out. The branson tractors have it i think but not sure on the wm.. worth checking. Maybe someone with more...

Yep.. i was headed that way i believe. I had 183 hrs on mine. To clean the dpf- $1000, if it was an injector-$2500, if dpf replaced-$6000. I’ve ran diesel trucks for 15 yrs and deleted them though this is different, i researched with diesel mechanics IF it could be done (delete) and I dont...

Agree. Brassicas grown in the same spot multiple yrs can create air pockets in the soil and invite disease. Try rotating a different crop (not brassicas) for a yr and see if it helps. I would put in some clover or rye for one season. Hope it helps.

Immediately after start up. Then right into regen. Let me now how it works

yep.. from the service tech and i guess this is from a new holland bulletin sent to the techs: Force out of shut down mode: upon start up -toggle inhibiter switch to “on” for 2 secs then- toggle inhibiter switch to “off” for 10 secs. cancels “shut down mode” regen should start (40-60 mins to...

exactly. Have run/worked on diesel trucks (yes… it is a little different) for many yrs. I do understand the process but as DK35vince stated.. it’s a nuisance to have to keep waiting for it, letting it run for 60mins (last time 3hrs). so i for see possible issues in the future that are $$$$$. so...

respectfully… not operator err. i did the procedure you outlined and had it go into limp mode yrs ago. service guy walked me through getting it out and stated never shut it off if it begins to regen.. ???

regens yes when it needs but i never shut it off when it regens. just takes long time to it. more of an aggravation than anything

no issues really.. half the time when it regens it goes into half power. Understanding that whens its cold out (northern MI) it will take longer but usually 40-60 mins. last tine took 3 hrs. Dealership has pretty good techs.

that sucks! well if you need it, service guy gave me a trick to get it out of sleep mode and let it sit at max rpm and regen for about 40 mins. let me know i can send you the procedure.

i do. in fact the dealer i bought the workmaster from stopped carrying NH and Mahindra and started with Yanmar. does the warranty cover emission equipment.. didnt really say in “10yr warranty”.

did you ever figure this out? my 2016 workmaster 37 does EXACTLY the same thing with 183 hrs? mine went i to sleep mode and the 24hr service guy at the dealer told me the trick to get it out of sleep mode. i’ll have to look it up.

hello, New to the forum. have a question for those much more educated then me with tractors. Im thinking of selling my 2016 NH Workmaster 37 which is like new with 183hrs and buy a 2003 NH TC35 or maybe a 2006 Case D40 both have about 1200-1300hrs. Im i crazy to think this?? my one reason is I...