New Holland WORKMASTER 75 Utility Tractors

New Holland WORKMASTER 75

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General overview

The New Holland WORKMASTER 75 is a tractor designed for general farm work and utility tasks in field and livestock operations. It is powered by a diesel engine rated at 54 kW (74 hp) with 2 L displacement and meets Tier 4 Final emissions requirements.

A 12-speed power shuttle 12F/12R transmission and MFWD (4WD) front axle support transport and field maneuverability. The tractor also includes an independent rear PTO rated at 44 kW (60 hp), a Category II rear 3-point hitch, and a maximum lift capacity behind lift points of 1,542 kg (3,400 lb). Its open-center hydraulic system has a pump rated output of 47 L/min (12.4 gpm), with 2 rear selective control valves and manual/mechanical levers.

Manufacturer
Year

2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026

Country of manufacturing

United States

General specifications

Dimensions

Length

Height

Weight

3,920 mm

~154.3 in

2,550 mm

~100.4 in

2,835 kg

~6,250.1 lb

Tire or Track Type

wheels

Engine Power

74 hp

Additional specifications

Emission standard level

Tier 4 Final

Engine type

diesel

Displacement

2 cu(m)

Rated PTO power

60 hp

Transmission type

12-speed power shuttle 12F/12R

Maximum lift capacity behind lift points

1,542 kg

Fuel tank

70 L

Hydraulic system type

open-center

Pump rated output

47 L/min

Number of rear selective control valves

2

SCV control

manual/mechanical levers

Sensing type

mechanical draft and position control

Hitch type

2

Rear PTO

independent rear PTO

Front Axle

MFWD (4WD) front axle

Rear 3-Point Hitch

Category II rear 3-point hitch

Loader

New Holland front loader compatibility

Additional Options

Cab or ROPS; 2WD or 4WD; R1/R4 tire options; 2 or 3 rear SCVs; 2 mid valves; front loader and attachments

Tire type

R1 ag

PTO speed

["540"]

Tire Size

Front 11.2-24, Rear 16.9-30

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July 2026

We've run ours for five seasons and it's been a genuine workhorse. Power reaches the ground with little slip pulling the chisel plow in rolling terraces. Worth noting: it's heavy enough that transport takes planning.

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Listed features include 55.2 kW (74 hp) diesel power, MFWD (4WD) front axle availability, a 12-speed power shuttle 12F/12R transmission, independent rear PTO, Category II rear 3-point hitch, and front-loader compatibility. Cab or ROPS, tire, valve, and drivetrain options are also listed.

The WORKMASTER 75 uses a Tier 4 Final diesel engine.

The WORKMASTER 75 has 55.2 kW (74 hp) of engine power. Rated PTO power is 44.7 kW (60 hp).

The New Holland WORKMASTER 75 uses diesel fuel. Its fuel tank capacity is 70 L (18.5 US gal).

The supplied data does not specify particular jobs. Its listed equipment includes a Category II rear 3-point hitch, independent rear PTO, rear selective control valves, and compatibility with a New Holland front loader and attachments.

The supplied data does not provide an expected service-life estimate. When evaluating a tractor, inspect maintenance records, engine condition, transmission operation, hydraulic performance, PTO function, hitch operation, tires, and signs of leaks or damage.

Check maintenance records, engine starting and running condition, transmission and shuttle operation, hydraulic and PTO function, three-point hitch lift, tire condition, leaks, steering, brakes, electrical equipment, and any loader or attachment wear. Confirm the installed drivetrain, cab or ROPS, tire, and valve configuration.