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Read articles →A real-world 200-hour owner review from someone who used the Workmaster 75 hard, snow pushing, manure handling, moving 1,500-lb bales, and extensive road travel between hay fields. The most useful stretch covers two warranty issues in detail: a tire-pressure-caused 4WD clunk and a wandering steering problem traced to a leaking cylinder seal, both now resolved. Best for buyers weighing whether the Workmaster 75 holds up and how dealer warranty support actually works.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from running the tractor on their own hay and livestock operation.
It is the automatic 4WD engagement feature. If rear tire pressure is much lower than front tire pressure, it creates a bind that causes a clunk when the front axle disengages. Matching tire pressures front and rear fixed it.
A leaking seal in the steering cylinder packing let pressure bleed back through, causing the tractor to pull left and require constant steering correction. The dealer replaced the cylinder and it fixed the wander.
The owner used it for snow pushing, manure handling, baling 60 to 70 acres, and moving 1500 pound bales, calling it his favorite tractor with plenty of power and no struggles.
