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Read articles →A dealership side-by-side walkaround comparing the New Holland Workmaster 75 and PowerStar 75 at the same horsepower rating. The presenter works through specific differences: loader lift capacity (2,500 vs. 3,500 lb), engine cylinders, fuel efficiency, cab visibility (four-post vs. six-post), vent placement, sunroof size, and steering-tilt cluster behavior. Closes with a roughly $10,000 price gap and a plain recommendation, PowerStar for full-time farmers, Workmaster for hobbyists. Useful for shoppers deciding between the two models.
A dealership channel (Cornerstone Equipment), so expect a sales-oriented walkaround with no independent third-party perspective.
The Workmaster 75 with its 550LU loader lifts about 2,500 lb, while the PowerStar 75 with its 710LU loader lifts about 3,500 lb, roughly 1,000 lb more.
The PowerStar 75 has a four-cylinder diesel engine with better fuel economy, able to run a ten-hour day on one tank, versus the Workmaster's three-cylinder engine.
The presenter recommends the PowerStar 75 for full-time farmers due to more features and fuel efficiency, and the Workmaster 75 as an entry-level tractor for hobbyists, at about $10,000 less.
The Workmaster 75 has a four-post cab with four large panels, while the PowerStar 75 has a six-post cab with six panels, offering more visibility.
| New Holland Workmaster 75 | New Holland Powerstar 75 | |
|---|---|---|
| PTO horsepower | 60 hp | 65 hp |
| Loader lift capacity | Not Published | Not Published |
| 3-point lift capacity | Not Published | Not Published |
| Hydraulic flow | 12.6 gpm | 12.9 gpm |
