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Read articles →This is a hands-on DIY walkthrough of the debated 50-hour service on a 2025R with 430 hours, done by an owner following the old service manual rather than the current one. It covers checking grease points, axle oil, and air filter, then a full transmission/hydraulic fluid drain and refill, including wheel removal, screen inspection, and the four-gallon capacity hang-up others report. Good for owners wanting a real DIY reference, not a spec overview or dealer pitch.
An owner-operator on their own homestead property, wrenching on their own tractor and referencing the service manual directly rather than dealer or sales talking points.
It used to be in the manual but was removed. The owner did it anyway for peace of mind, following the old service book.
The manual says four gallons, and the container for the fluid said 16 quarts, which matches the four gallon figure.
The manual's first step is removing the rear left wheel, and the owner did so to avoid fighting with the bolt and tube on the other side.
Yes, the owner found a lot of shiny, glittery metal shavings on the screen and felt much more comfortable cleaning it than leaving it.
