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Read articles →An owner-filmed repair log showing the full process of replacing a broken shuttle shifter cable on a 2021 New Holland Workmaster 75, top to bottom, literally. What makes this useful is the honest documentation of real complications: routing the cable through the floorboard, a wrong-part detour that sent them back to square one, and a tricky grommet reinstall. Worth it for anyone facing the same repair.
Posted by the Air2Ground Farms channel, which appears to be an owner-operator documenting real repairs on their own equipment.
Take apart the steering column to free the cable from the shifter, route the new cable through the floorboard, then reconnect it to the transmission bracket with a nut and washer for tension adjustment.
The video shows the wrong replacement cable being ordered, needing a bracket filed to fit a different sized part, and a tough grommet reinstall requiring the clutch cable to be loosened.
A nut and washer screw on from both sides of the bracket where the cable connects to the transmission, allowing the cable tension to be adjusted.
