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Read articles →This is a hands-on owner-performed service session on a John Deere 4320, filmed at 2444 engine hours (104 hours since last oil change). It covers engine oil and filter change with socket size and fluid notes, hydraulic fluid drain and refill using a manual pump, fuel filter swap, a cabin/condenser cleaning, and a startup check afterward. Good for owners wanting a real-world walkthrough of routine annual maintenance steps and timing.
Appears to be an owner-operator documenting routine DIY maintenance on their own tractor, with a casual, unscripted, non-sponsored tone.
A 27 millimeter socket is used to remove and install the oil filter on the John Deere 4320.
The owner changes oil once a year even if hours are low, this time at 2444 hours after only 104 hours since the last change.
It took about eight minutes using a manual pump, which cost around 20 dollars versus 100 or so for an electric pump.
The owner uses 15W40 oil and records it along with the engine hours and date after each oil change.
