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Read articles →This is a straightforward owner-done maintenance walkthrough on a personal 2024 Workmaster 75, not a review or buyer's guide. It steps through replacing both fuel filters, the water/fuel sensor transfer, the small glass bowl prefilter, and both hydraulic filters (inline cartridge and spin-on), including O-ring replacement and priming tips. Useful for current owners doing this exact service themselves, not for shoppers comparing tractors.
Appears to be an owner-operator documenting routine maintenance on their own Workmaster 75, not a dealer or sponsored channel.
Unplug the water separator sensor, loosen the old filter with a wrench, spin off by hand, let fuel drain, then fill the new filter with clean diesel before screwing it back on hand tight.
Remove the inline cartridge filter with an oil pan underneath, replace both O-rings on the housing, insert the new cartridge, then remove and replace the spin-on filter, hand tightening until the gasket contacts the base.
Yes, replace both O-rings on the inline filter housing before installing the new cartridge filter to keep a proper seal and prevent hydraulic fluid leaks.
