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Read articles →This is a step-by-step engine oil and filter change on a 1025R at the 200-hour service point, filmed on the creator's own tractor at 1915 hours. It covers draining the pan, removing the filter with a specific wrench, oil weight choices (15W40 vs 5W40), the break-in oil debate, the M806418 filter part, and small real mishaps like a dropped drain plug. Good for owners ready to do this service themselves.
An owner-operator DIY channel doing hands-on maintenance on his own tractor, though this video is sponsored by a parts retailer with a discount code plug.
The filter is M806418, the same one the creator says everyone uses for this engine.
There is slightly less than three quarts of oil on this engine.
Turn it a half to 3/4 turn after the gasket contacts the base, about 5/8 of a turn is plenty.
Deere recommends break-in oil for the first 100 hours, but the creator changed oil at 75 hours using regular service oil instead.
