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Read articles →This is a straightforward how-to on draining and refilling the front axle fluid on a 1025R with 297 hours, done by the owner in his own driveway. It covers the tools needed (14mm socket, 4mm Allen), the three drain locations, fluid type and quantity (2.2L John Deere Highgard low viscosity), and dipstick fill level. Quick, practical, no fluff, best for owners ready to do this specific 5-minute maintenance task themselves.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on maintenance from his own 1025R as part of a series of similar upkeep videos on the tractor.
2.2 liters of John Deere Highgard low viscosity fluid.
A 14mm socket, a 4mm Allen head, a measuring cup, and something to drain the oil into.
There are three drains: one center, one on the left side, and one on the right side.
Let it sit roughly for an hour, then check the dipstick and top up if needed.
