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Read articles →This is a full hands-on 50-hour transmission service on a 1025R, filmed start to finish by an owner working under his own tractor. It covers the tools needed, filter part number (LVA160545), 3.25-gallon fluid capacity, draining, wrestling off the stuck oil filter, reinstalling the suction screen and hose, and torquing the drain plug to spec. Good for owners planning to DIY this exact service themselves.
An owner-operator filming his own DIY maintenance with a self-deprecating, informal style, not a dealer or professional mechanic.
The transmission oil filter part number is LVA160545, which runs around thirty dollars plus or minus a dollar.
The transmission has a capacity of 3.25 gallons of hydraulic oil, filled gradually and checked on the dipstick to avoid overfilling.
The book calls for 21 foot-pounds, which was the lowest setting on the torque wrench used, set to 20.
You need a filter wrench, torque wrench, pliers for the hose, a 19mm socket for the wheel, a 13mm socket for the drain plug, and a 6mm Allen bit for the screen.
