Thanks for putting these videos up. You're actually local to us it looks like - we just bought a Roll-Belt 460 baler from Foshee Equipment - I saw one of their stickers on the Workmaster 105 loader arm. We've got a Powerstar 110 cab and a Workmaster 105 open station - the 105 is due for service so this and your oil change videos will be very helpful.
Thank you , I love our workmaster 105 I cut hay in it for 12 hours yesterday and have to finish up today . I live about 50 miles away from Foshee equipment we bought the tractor from him last summer
Note to whoever stumbles on this video. To get to the fuel pre filter, there is a thumb screw at the bottom under the glass you turn to loosen the glass bowl to access the plastic filter inside. Mine was half blocked, and instantly fixed a low power issue. But there is still power loss going up a hill under load, so I assume the other filters need to be swapped out at this point, too. But as mentioned, half the fuel was not getting there due to the pre filter. It did its job. And a bit of a pain to get to, but not impossible. Tiny hands help.
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Thanks for putting these videos up. You're actually local to us it looks like - we just bought a Roll-Belt 460 baler from Foshee Equipment - I saw one of their stickers on the Workmaster 105 loader arm. We've got a Powerstar 110 cab and a Workmaster 105 open station - the 105 is due for service so this and your oil change videos will be very helpful.
Thank you , I love our workmaster 105 I cut hay in it for 12 hours yesterday and have to finish up today . I live about 50 miles away from Foshee equipment we bought the tractor from him last summer
Note to whoever stumbles on this video. To get to the fuel pre filter, there is a thumb screw at the bottom under the glass you turn to loosen the glass bowl to access the plastic filter inside. Mine was half blocked, and instantly fixed a low power issue. But there is still power loss going up a hill under load, so I assume the other filters need to be swapped out at this point, too. But as mentioned, half the fuel was not getting there due to the pre filter. It did its job. And a bit of a pain to get to, but not impossible. Tiny hands help.