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Read articles →This one's about a cracked windshield, not a review of the tractor itself: an owner documents a shattered front glass on his Workmaster 75, tracks down the New Holland part number, removes the cowling and wiper motor to expose the glass, and has a hired hand install the replacement (tint job fell through). Useful mainly if you specifically need to replace this cab glass yourself.
Posted by the CenTex Ag channel, an owner-operator documenting hay and tractor work on his own property.
Take out six bolts, one in the middle and one at the bottom on each side, using a long extension with a half-inch socket, then pry it off the mounting studs.
Yes, the glass supports the wiper motor and has a stud that goes through it, so the wiper arm and motor must come off to free the glass.
The hired installer charged 250 dollars to install the glass and tint the windshield, though the tint job was later canceled over quality concerns.
Yes, there is a rubber seal around the glass that keeps water out. It is not a gasket or window glue, so do not lose or damage it.
