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Read articles →An owner-shot, step-by-step walkthrough of replacing the fuel filter on a New Holland Workmaster 25, including the fender and hood removal required to reach it. Covers exact socket sizes, the valve shutoff, refilling the bowl, and restarting. Also briefly shows air intake cleaning and battery access. Best for Workmaster 25 owners doing their own maintenance who need the fender-removal steps spelled out.
Posted by the DerekSpeedExposure channel, appearing to be an owner-operator sharing hands-on maintenance work from personal experience.
You need a ratchet, a 13 socket, a 12 socket, pliers with teeth for the filter, and a flat tool for a pin on the fender side.
Remove four top bolts (size 12) and one bottom bolt (size 13), unhook the lights, then pull the fender loose and off.
The fuel pump only comes on when the engine starts, so the bowl must be filled with diesel fuel first before it will start.
Compact tractors sit low to the ground, so grass gets pulled up into the intake, especially when mowing large fields.
