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Read articles →This is a narrow, single-task video: draining and refilling the front axle oil on a John Deere 1025R at roughly 250 hours (200-hour interval service). It walks through locating the three drain points, the 14mm drain plugs, the 4mm Allen vent screw, refilling with 2.2 quarts, and checking the dipstick afterward. Straightforward and hands-on, useful for owners doing this specific service step themselves rather than a full 200-hour overview.
An owner-operator's how-to channel, and this particular video is sponsored by GreenFarmParts.com, which supplied the oil and materials shown.
There are three drain points: a main plug in the middle and two additional lower drains out by the wheels on each side.
The drain plugs are 14 millimeter, and the vent screw near the fill cap uses a 4 millimeter Allen wrench.
The front axle is supposed to hold 2.2 quarts total of oil.
Wait at least an hour for the oil to settle, then check the dipstick; oil should sit between the full mark and low mark hash lines.
