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Read articles →A dealership technician walks step-by-step through the complete 50-hour service on a TYM T25, covering front axle gear oil drain, HST filter, engine oil filter, hydraulic suction filter, seat removal for the fill port, air filter check, and fuel filter inspection. Specific tools and socket sizes are called out throughout. Runs about 27 minutes with real time estimates (~2.5-3 hours for the full job). Best for T25 owners planning to DIY their first scheduled service.
This appears to be a dealership or equipment dealer channel filming one of their own technicians, so the content is service-oriented but carries an implicit connection to their shop.
About two and a half to three hours on average, though colder weather can slow fluid draining and push the time back.
A little over a gallon, though the technician says he is not 100 percent sure of the exact amount.
Yes, the fill port is underneath the seat, which comes off with two 14mm bolts and pivots up from two front points.
A 1/2-inch impact with 19mm socket for tires, a 1/2-inch box end wrench for drain plugs, and a 14mm wrench or socket for the seat.
