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Read articles →This is an owner's five-month-in walkaround of a Workmaster 75 bought at auction (736 hours), not a dealer pitch. It covers under-hood access, axle width adjustment, cab controls, three-point/PTO switches, and a brief startup and drive with logs being pulled. No loader is installed, so loader work isn't shown. Useful for buyers wanting a detailed controls/features tour from someone who actually owns and is now selling this tractor.
An owner sharing hands-on impressions of a tractor they bought used and are now planning to sell because it's larger than their property needs.
Push in the hood latch and lift up. Inside you find the battery at the front, the air filter with simple clips, stacked radiators, fuel filters, oil filter, and the dipstick on the other side.
Yes, the hub is about four inches and lets you space the wheels out roughly eight to ten inches, making the tractor up to two feet wider for stability on hills.
No, this tractor has loader mounts, hydraulics, and a joystick, but no loader is installed, so loader operation is not shown.
The owner says it has been a great tractor but is too big for their property, and they want something bigger than their 3032 but smaller than the Workmaster 75.
