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Read articles →Part one of a multi-video 50-hour service series on the TYM T574, this installment walks through engine oil and filter replacement with practical detail: exact fluid capacities, tools needed (with socket sizes), drain plug inspection, and filter installation technique. A tip from a TYM regional rep to flush the radiator at 50 hours adds a useful wrinkle not in the manual. Best for T574 owners doing their own first scheduled service.
An owner-operator running a 23-acre homestead, so expect candid hands-on perspective rather than polished instruction.
The manual says about 6.8 quarts of 15 weight 40 engine oil, though it is unclear if that includes the filter.
A 17 millimeter socket for the engine oil drain, a 22 millimeter for hydraulics, an oil filter wrench, shop towels, and a grease gun.
It is not in the manual, but a TYM regional maintenance rep recommends draining and flushing the radiator at 50 hours and refilling with green antifreeze.
Get it hand tight, go about half a turn more, then back it off slightly after it seats, then check for leaks.
