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Read articles →An owner doing his first oil change on a New Holland Workmaster 75 at around 280 hours, filmed in real time with genuine uncertainty about filter access. He works through the actual challenge, a tight filter requiring removal of a hydraulic fitting, identifies the 12mm hex drain plug, notes the 2.3-gallon capacity, and uses Mobil API CK-4 oil. Useful for other Workmaster 75 owners nervous about tackling this job themselves, though lighting and camera clarity are poor.
An owner-operator sharing a candid, first-time maintenance experience from their own farm.
The filter is in a tight spot, and the owner had to remove a hydraulic fitting to get it out, since that step was missed in the manual.
It is a 12mm hex drain plug located near the dipstick.
It takes 2.3 gallons including the oil filter fill up, using Mobil API CK-4 oil.
The manual lists a 600 hour change interval, but the owner changes it yearly due to heavy use.
