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Read articles →A first-time greasing walkthrough on the RK25, filmed by a new owner learning as he goes. It covers loader fittings (16 total across both sides), the three tractor linkage fittings, and quick-attach handle lubrication. The most useful moment: he discovers the manual shows two grease fittings per linkage side that simply aren't there, and asks other RK25 owners to check theirs. Best for RK25 owners doing their first service.
An owner-operator documenting early experiences with a new tractor, with roughly three subscribers at time of posting, a very early-stage personal channel with no apparent commercial ties.
There appear to be eight grease fittings on each side of the loader, for a total of sixteen.
The manual shows two grease fittings per side on the linkage, but the owner could not find any there, only one fitting in the middle.
No, grease is not recommended there since it is exposed and picks up dirt. Use WD-40 or chain lube on the handle springs instead.
Clean fittings of debris before greasing, and stop once grease is seen coming out the side to avoid over greasing and picking up dirt.
