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Read articles →An owner doing their own oil change on a 2024 Workmaster 75 walks through the full procedure in about three minutes, covering what makes this job harder than expected: removing both front fenders, unbolting a bracket, and pulling a hydraulic line just to reach the filter. Practical callouts include the 12mm Allen drain plug, the dipstick-hole fill point, and the 9L/2.3-gallon capacity. Most useful to first-time Workmaster 75 owners tackling this themselves.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on experience from their own Workmaster 75, with no evident commercial affiliation.
Drain the oil using the 12mm Allen drain plug, remove the front fenders and a bracket to reach the filter, pull a hydraulic line, replace the filter, then refill 9L of oil through the dipstick hole.
There is no separate fill cap. You remove the dipstick and pour oil in through the dipstick hole.
It takes 9 liters, or 2.3 gallons, of engine oil for a full oil change.
A bracket and a hydraulic line block access, so you must unbolt the bracket and pull the hydraulic line off the pump to get the filter out.
