Abstract: An articulated work machine, such as a wheel loader, includes many regularly serviced hydraulic points, such as a hydraulic fluid filter, a case drain filter, a transmission fluid filter and brake accumulators that are grouped and mounted in a common service center subassembly, which may be preassembled and then later attached to the work machine chassis when the machine is being built. Likewise, an electrical service center subassembly might include a battery box, relays and an emergency shutoff switch that can be preassembled and attached to the machine chassis as a unit at the time that the work machine is being built. The respective hydraulic and electrical service centers are attached to the work machine chassis underneath cab access steps on opposite sides of the machine. This strategy allows for a potential reduction in cost during the work machine manufacture, and also better facilitates servicing of the hydraulic and/or electrical service points at an easily accessible and common location(s).