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Read articles →This is a real hands-on 100-hour oil change on a family-owned 3025E, not a dealer walkaround. It covers opening the hood, draining oil, swapping the filter (noting the OEM John Deere filter differs in size from the original Yanmar filter), refilling with 15W40, checking the dipstick, cleaning the air filter, and a post-start leak check. Good for owners wanting a step-by-step DIY reference rather than specs or buying advice.
Posted by R-Ranch Adventures, an owner-operator family channel documenting their own tractor upkeep rather than a dealer or professional mechanic.
About one gallon plus an additional quart, though it may not take the whole quart. Check the dipstick and top off until you reach the full level.
Yes, even though the John Deere replacement filter is smaller than the original Yanmar filter that came on the tractor, it is the correct filter for the engine.
The oil filter should only be tightened hand tight, not with tools.
Use your key to push in on a small tractor-shaped button on the front, then lift the hood up.
