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Read articles →A follow-up to an earlier hydraulic fluid change video, this one focuses specifically on what the suction screen and magnet look like at 100 hours when the 50-hour service interval has been dropped from the manual. It walks through draining, screen inspection, filter swap, and the notoriously awkward bottom hose clamp, with honest commentary on access workarounds. Best for 1025R owners doing their own 100-hour service.
An owner-operator channel built around a personal John Deere 1025R, so expect a hobbyist-level perspective with affiliate and coupon-code mentions for parts suppliers.
It showed junk on the outside of the screen and grime stuck to the magnet, looking very similar to what was found at the same check on the 2014 tractor.
No, the video shows there really is no need to take the rear wheel off to complete this service.
Removing the three-point hitch arms and the drawbar plate helped provide easy access, since access was the main problem with that clamp.
Yes, the video states there is nothing complex about it and none of the steps are difficult, though a dealer can do it if you are not comfortable.
