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Read articles →An owner-operator documenting his own TYM T264's 50-hour service across what appears to be two days of real, unscripted work. The video walks through engine oil and filter changes plus a hydraulic fluid and filter swap, with candid detail on access problems, tight filter placement, the need for a special AutoZone wrench, and a cap-style filter with no wrench flats. Best for T264 owners about to tackle the same service.
An owner-operator sharing first-hand maintenance experience on his own tractor, with no apparent commercial affiliation.
A special wrench from AutoZone was needed because the oil filter is in a tight spot and regular channel locks did not work.
Yes, it is a cap-style filter with no wrench flats, so it is slick and hard to grip. A screwdriver was used to pry it loose.
The owner used fluid from Tractor Supply that is J20C, which he says is compatible with the tractor.
The drained fluid in the collection pan was very dirty, even though it was a brand new collection pan.
