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Read articles →This is a casual, hands-on walkthrough of an actual 1025R oil and filter change, done by someone doing it on this tractor for the first time. It shows the drain plug location, filter removal struggles due to tight engine mount clearance, the dual oil-fill quirk, O-ring gotcha, and the 2.9 quart capacity, using a non-Deere oil and filter. Good for owners wanting a real, unpolished DIY reference rather than a polished tutorial.
Posted by the TractorMonkey with JL channel, filmed by someone filling in for the regular host, presented as an informal owner-operator DIY session rather than a professional or dealer production.
The drain plug looks to be a 17 millimeter and is accessible, though the hydraulic hose for the stairs is slightly in the way.
The book says it holds 2.9 quarts, according to the transcript.
There is not a lot of room because of an engine mount in the way, with more parts blocking access from other sides, making it crazy tight.
The engine has two oil fills, and a rubber O-ring can stay stuck on the removed cap and fall off unnoticed, so don't lose it.
