Boomer 1025 Family

Rip · Dec 6, 2011

Looking at the NH Boomer 1025 but little written on it as fairly new model. What are its sibling and close-cousin models within past 5 - 8 years?

Looking at similar situation with JD 1023/26.

What would you consider the closest models from Kubota, MF, or Kioti?

I do not need new, so will consider late-model used also.

Want HST and position 3pt and rear PTO for flail mower, but no MMM or FEL. Like the low CG of most SCUTs for steep, but smooth terrain (will load tires and use wheel spacers also).

boomer1025 · Dec 6, 2011

Rip said:
Looking at the NH Boomer 1025 but little written on it as fairly new model. What are its sibling and close-cousin models within past 5 - 8 years?

Looking at similar situation with JD 1023/26.

What would you consider the closest models from Kubota, MF, or Kioti?

I do not need new, so will consider late-model used also.

Want HST and position 3pt and rear PTO for flail mower, but no MMM or FEL. Like the low CG of most SCUTs for steep, but smooth terrain (will load tires and use wheel spacers also).

The Boomer 1025 is not rated for a fail mower, little light on the PTO HP and doesn't have draft control on the 3pt

Rip · Dec 7, 2011

Thanks for the reply.....20 PTO Hp should be adequate for my flail application (heavy grass & weeds, no heavy brush) and 3pt has plenty of lift. Without position control can you set a stop or such to drop to the same level each time?

Still would like to know what other recent NH models are in same family or real close cousins. I am not set on NH either, but would like to stay in this general catagory.

Gary Fowler · Dec 7, 2011

Many of the NH tractors are rebadged LS brand at higher prices with fewer options. Check out the LS brand and compare prices, you will be pleasantly surprised. Case also features many models of LS rebranded tractors. For some more info check out the LS forum here on TBN.

Gary Fowler · Dec 7, 2011

Many of the NH tractors are rebadged LS brand at higher prices with fewer options. Check out the LS brand and compare prices, you will be pleasantly surprised. Case also features many models of LS rebranded tractors. For some more info check out the LS forum here on TBN.

TimberXX · Dec 7, 2011

Gary Fowler said:
Many of the NH tractors are rebadged LS brand at higher prices with fewer options. Check out the LS brand and compare prices, you will be pleasantly surprised. Case also features many models of LS rebranded tractors. For some more info check out the LS forum here on TBN.

I heard they were Shabura's, I know I didn't spell that right.