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Read articles →A real-owner, one-year/200-hour retrospective on the New Holland Workmaster 75 cab tractor used daily on a working ranch. The video covers an honest list of negatives (fuel cap placement, loader arm ergonomics, trainer seat design) and positives (cab climate control, air ride seat, longer service intervals, quick-attach flexibility), plus direct comparisons to a John Deere 4105 it replaced. Best for buyers weighing the Workmaster 75 for heavy daily ranch use.
An owner-operator sharing first-hand impressions after a full year of daily use on their own ranch property.
The John Deere 4105 could not haul water totes or hay safely and had no chance lifting heavy loads, while the Workmaster 75 handled daily ranch hauling and loader work without issue.
The trainer seat cannot lock down, the fuel cap position is inconvenient for five-gallon cans, and the loader arm was positioned awkwardly from the factory before dealer modification.
No hydraulic lines broke despite heavy use, though a radiator hose broke and was fixed under warranty by the dealer immediately.
Yes, it has a quick attach system allowing implements from different companies to be used without needing branded attachments or costly category upgrade plates.
