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Read articles →This is a full hands-on service walkthrough on a New Holland TC45DA, not a review or buying guide. The owner works through air filter, dual hydraulic filters, fuel filter, engine oil and filter, alternator belt replacement, battery terminal cleaning, and greasing linkages, referencing the operator's manual and showing filter part numbers along the way. Useful for current TC45DA owners doing their own maintenance rather than shoppers comparing tractors.
Posted by a small family farm/excavating business channel documenting their own DIY tractor upkeep, not a dealer or reviewer.
No, the hydraulic oil was in good condition and did not need changing, only the two hydraulic filters were replaced.
Loosen the alternator bolts, remove the plastic shield for easier access to the bottom screw, then pass the belt around the fan blade.
Check for sediment inside the filter housing, remember to replace the spring at the bottom, and use the shutoff valve to stop fuel flow.
Yes, the coolant was good and did not need flushing or any other work.
