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Read articles →This is a real hands-on oil change on the owner's own 3520 cab tractor at 1200 hours, not a demo. It walks through draining the pan, pulling the filter with an oil filter wrench, priming the new filter's seal with fresh oil, refilling via the dipstick, and adding Lucas oil stabilizer. Good for owners wanting a straightforward, unpolished walkthrough of a DIY oil change on this specific model.
An owner sharing a personal, informal how-to filmed while servicing his own tractor, not a dealer or professional production.
Drain the pan from the plug under the tractor, remove the old filter with an oil filter wrench, install a new filter primed with oil, then refill through the dipstick with fresh oil and Lucas stabilizer.
It is located underneath the tractor on the oil pan, roughly 12 inches back from the front axle, and removed with an eleven-sixteenths wrench.
No, the drain plug and filter just need to be snug, not torqued tight. The filter can be hand tightened without a wrench.
The owner adds Lucas pure synthetic oil stabilizer, saying he can hear a difference in the engine when he uses it.
