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Read articles →This is a real owner's one-year-in review of a Workmaster 75 used on a small East Texas cow-calf operation for brush hogging, hay hauling, and round baling. It covers actual issues encountered: a PTO linkage that came undone, a broken hydraulic connector flap, higher fuel use versus his old Ford 3910, and upcoming oil change concerns at 200 hours. Good for buyers wanting honest longevity feedback rather than a spec sheet or dealer walkaround.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on impressions from his own small farm, with clear goodwill toward the dealership that sold and serviced the tractor.
A PTO linkage came undone underneath the tractor and would not engage, and a hydraulic connector flap broke off. The dealer helped fix the linkage with a diagram in about 30 minutes.
Yes, the owner noticed it uses more fuel than his old Ford 3910, but says it's a fair tradeoff since it's a larger horsepower tractor with AC.
No, the owner says it does not need diesel exhaust fluid, which he considers a plus since he did not want to deal with that.
The owner has not done it yet at 200 hours, but has heard the oil filter is hard to remove because hoses or wires are in the way.
