New Holland Workmaster 75 Engine Oil Change

In this video, I walk you through the process of changing the engine oil on a New Holland Workmaster 75. While the New Holland manual provides some instructions, it doesn’t cover all the necessary steps for a complete oil change. During my oil change, I found out the hard way that you need to disconnect a hydraulic line to access the oil filter properly.
I’ll show you how to work around this and provide tips to make the job easier. Whether you’re a first-time owner or looking for more detailed instructions than what’s in the manual, this video will help you tackle the job with confidence.
Key Points Covered:
• Required tools and supplies for the oil change
• Step-by-step guide, including disconnecting a hydraulic line
• Tips for minimizing mess and ensuring a smooth oil change
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[@MattBurroughs]

Good job. I was thinking when I done mine I’d either at least loosen that hydraulic line or just take it off and out of the way.

[@nelsonridgefarm]

Thanks Matt!

[@brentjurgersen3527]

That’s our good Squadron Maintenance Officer!!!

[@nelsonridgefarm]

Ha! Hi Sergeant Major!!

[@DavidN23Skidoo]

I have been obsessive about oil changes all my life. I like to add some Marvel and mineral spirits, warm it up, and then drain. I always pour some clean oil through to flush the bottom of the oil pan. Oil filters should be easy to reach and should mount with the holes up so you can pre-fill. Engineers who design otherwise are heartless.

[@nelsonridgefarm]

Such great advice as usual sir. I hope you know I think about you every time I go to cut trees or downed big branches when I try to determine tension, etc and how to approach the cuts. Your videos have taught me a lot, thanks again, Brad

[@DavidN23Skidoo]

@@nelsonridgefarm That is great to hear! KZbin is great for spreading safety consciousness, and undoubtedly is preventing injuries and deaths. You set a great example on your farm!

[@tom73055]

Great patience on your part poor engineering on newhoillands

[@nelsonridgefarm]

Thanks Tom!