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Read articles →This is a hands-on 200-hour service video on a 1025R with 160 hours, done without pulling wheels: engine oil and filter, primary fuel filter, front axle oil (including the fiddly air-bleeding process), transmission oil, transmission filter, and the suction screen with magnet. It covers torque specs, socket sizes, fluid types/quantities, and setup on ramps and a stand. Best for owners planning to do their own fluid changes.
Posted by the Bubbles 8V92 channel, an owner doing their own maintenance rather than a dealer or sponsored review.
Set the tractor on ramps in back and a stand under the front axle, keeping it level, then drain and refill engine, front axle, and transmission oil from underneath without pulling any wheels.
The video shows 2.9 quarts of 0W40 synthetic oil poured in using a one gallon pitcher and funnel through the loader frame.
Open the vent plug, a 4mm Allen head, then fill through the dipstick hole, stopping periodically to let trapped air escape since the geometry is complicated.
Remove the three-point hitch arm by loosening an Allen head bolt, pop the arm out of the way, and the screen with magnet is exposed without removing a wheel.
