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Read articles →An owner walking through his first engine oil change on an RK24 as part of the 50-hour service. He shows how to pull the grille and side shield, reaches the awkwardly positioned oil filter using channel locks, references the owner's manual for the 2.84-quart capacity, and uses Harvest King 10W30. Gear oil and hydraulic filters are explicitly skipped for a later video. Best for first-time RK24 owners prepping for their own initial service.
An owner-operator sharing a candid, unscripted first-time service attempt on his own tractor, with no apparent dealership or brand affiliation evident in the transcript.
Remove the grille by unscrewing two wing nuts behind the headlights, then pull the side shield loose, watching for the breather hose connected to the fuel tank.
A three-jaw ratchet will not grip it in that tight spot, so channel locks angled against the filter are needed to break it loose.
The owner's manual lists 2.84 quarts, found under the maintenance chapter rather than the specifications section.
Harvest King 10W30 from Royal King was used, filled mostly through the top oil fill using a funnel.