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Read articles →A hands-on owner video from someone five years into their New Holland Workmaster 35. The main focus is a DIY loader-bracket brace the owner fabricated from square tubing and plate steel to address bell-housing cracking concerns he'd read about online. Also briefly covers an oil change and an overdue air filter swap. Best for Workmaster 35 owners curious about that loader-bracket issue or looking for practical DIY reinforcement ideas.
An owner-operator sharing garage-day impressions from five years of personal use with a brand-new Workmaster 35.
He read online horror stories about bell housing cracking near the loader brackets and had loader bolts back out twice, so he built a brace to stiffen the bottom of the brackets as a precaution.
Two inch square tubing with a quarter inch wall thickness, plus three eighths inch thick steel plate drilled to bolt to the existing loader bracket holes.
The tractor had about 295 hours on it, and the owner said he had never changed the air filter before and found it pretty nasty.
He changes it more often than recommended, sometimes over a hundred hours, saying it is probably overkill but makes him feel good.
