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Read articles →A hands-on, step-by-step 50-hour service walkthrough for the RK25 (TYM 25-based) tractor by an owner doing the work himself. Distinctively practical: he names exact tool sizes (14-flute filter wrench, 14mm, 9/16, 7/8), explains the hydraulic-fluid-reading mistake to avoid, covers greasing, belt deflection, brake travel, suction filter swap, and tire pressure. Best for RK25 owners tackling this service themselves for the first time.
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When an implement is up in the air, you are not getting a correct reading on your hydraulic fluid, so it should be lowered to the ground before checking.
A 14-flute, 65 to 67 size filter wrench works perfectly on the TYM 25 tractor engine oil filter, used with a 3/8 drive extension and ratchet.
Using a soft touch, brake travel should be somewhere between an inch to an inch and a half; check it every service and watch for consistency.
The suction filter hose clamp takes a 9/32 socket, though a quarter inch, 5/16, or a flathead screwdriver can also work.
