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Read articles →A dealership salesperson's brief walkaround covering the Workmaster 60's key selling points: its 8x8 mechanical shuttle transmission, dry clutch, skid steer quick-attach loader, rear flange axle with two hydraulic ports, and ag tread tires. He notes the 50 and 70 hp variants share the same frame. No specs beyond horsepower, no pricing, and no hands-on operation, useful mainly for buyers wanting a quick feature summary before visiting the lot.
Posted by Chattanooga Tractor & Equipment, a dealership channel whose vice president presents the video, so expect a sales-oriented perspective.
It has a simple to operate eight by eight mechanical shuttle transmission, mechanically operated with a forward and reverse shuttle on the column, and it uses a dry clutch.
You can bale hay, run a mower conditioner, cut hay, load hay, and probably run an eight-foot bush hog, making it good for farmers and large property owners.
Yes, it has a simple, easy-to-use skid steer style quick attach on the front bucket.
The Workmaster utility class comes in 50, 60, and 70 horsepower options, all under the same frame.
