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Read articles →This is a hands-on, real-time walkthrough of the 3025E's 50-hour service, filmed by an owner doing the work themselves rather than a dealer overview. Part 1 covers filter part numbers and pricing, oil type/capacity debates (15W40 vs winter 5W30), the oil filter swap, and draining the fuel sediment bowl, including messy real-world snags. Useful for owners planning to DIY this same service and wanting realistic pacing and cost detail.
Posted by the stuntcardriver channel, an owner-operator documenting their own DIY maintenance rather than a dealer or professional mechanic.
Buying the filters separately totals $84.73, while the filter pack costs $83.17, which includes a John Deere branded box but isn't much of a savings.
The engine oil capacity is listed as 4.8 quarts, though the owner considered just filling with the full 5 quart bottle since it's close.
The owner used filter number M806719, which is labeled John Deere and made in the USA, noting it was a bit bigger than the original equipped filter.
The air filter does not need to be changed since it's fine, but the owner considered changing the $11 fuel filter even though nothing was likely in the fuel yet.
