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Read articles →An owner's five-to-six-month field report after buying a Workmaster 75 and using it primarily for winter hay feeding. He leads with two real problems, ill-fitting quick-attach hay spears and a rear cab window that wouldn't close, then walks through cab-specific impressions: transmission sync behavior, hydraulic lever detent absence compared to an older Ford 6610, joystick placement, and cab noise level. A brief, candid take best suited to buyers weighing everyday cab comfort and loader use.
An owner-operator sharing early impressions from actual farm use, with no apparent dealer affiliation.
The first two hay spears did not fit properly. The owner had to grind on the second one before it finally worked.
No. Pulling the lever back does not give an automatic stop at full extension, unlike an older Ford 6610 which has that feature.
It is a little louder than expected. The radio has to be turned up pretty loud to hear it over the engine running.
The one through four shifter is synchronized and very smooth, but the one through three range shifter is not, requiring a stop to shift ranges.
