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Read articles →This is part 2 of a 3-part series on a 200-hour service for a John Deere 1025R, so it picks up mid-job rather than starting fresh. It covers draining the transmission and engine oil, pulling and cleaning the magnetic plug, and prepping to change filters and grease fittings, with the creator narrating each step in real time. Best suited for owners already following the series or wanting granular, unpolished DIY footage of this specific service interval.
Posted by the Cody's Tractor Ranch channel, apparently an owner documenting their own hands-on maintenance work.
Pull the plug located under the tractor and let it drain out while you move on to other steps, like draining the engine oil pan.
It is up under the tractor, shown in the video, and is drained at the same time as the transmission during the 200-hour service.
The creator tries a 13 millimeter and a 12 millimeter socket to see which one fits the plug.
