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Read articles →This is a straightforward owner-done walkthrough of replacing the inner and outer air filters on a 1025R with 294 hours, showing the side cover removal, clamp release, airbox cleanup, and installing aftermarket filters from an Amazon tune-up kit. It also notes the radiator screen you can pop out and clean at the same time. A quick, practical how-to for owners doing their own routine maintenance rather than a deep technical deep-dive.
Posted by the PovertyPointCustoms channel, an owner performing maintenance on their own 1025R.
Remove the 10mm side cover bolt and strap, undo the top and bottom clamps, pull out the old inner and outer filters, clean the airbox, then install new filters and reassemble the cover.
The owner replaces them every year regardless of hours, noting the date and hours on the filters when installed, though frequency can vary with dusty conditions.
Yes, the video uses an aftermarket Amazon tune-up kit with air filters that look identical to factory ones and cost less than genuine John Deere filters.
Yes, there is a radiator screen you can pop out and clean at the same time, especially useful in dusty or grassy areas.
