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Read articles →A working farmer's honest ownership report after running two Farmall 75C tractors on a steep, 100-acre dairy and crop operation. Covers specific gripes, awkward oil/fuel filter access, a knee-catching fuel lever, loader-blocked lights, and fiddly hydraulic couplers, alongside real-world pulling tests with round and square balers, a corn planter, and hillside mowing. Best for buyers wanting candid operator feedback rather than a spec rundown.
Posted by the Farmer Brown channel; the creator is clearly an owner-operator speaking from direct daily use of two of these tractors on their own farm, not a dealer or industry reviewer.
Yes. It sits behind the loader mount, so you must remove a panel, open the hood, and take off both fuel filters to reach it, costing about $200 through Case IH.
Yes. The owner pulled a round baler, a loaded square baler wagon, and a corn planter with no problems, including on their steepest hillside pasture and fields.
Some online reviews claimed it was light in the rear, but the owner's tractors came with two wheel weights per side, one set inside and one outside.
Yes. He says they are extremely happy with both tractors and would buy the exact same ones again, calling it a well-weighted do-all tractor.
