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Read articles →An owner-filmed 50-hour service session on an RK37HC, shot at the 51-hour mark. It covers engine oil and filter replacement (with specific fluid choices: Wix XP filter, Amsoil 15W-40), front axle fluid, and transmission fluid, plus an honest look at a stuck hydraulic strainer the owner couldn't fully remove. Practical and unscripted, most useful to RK37 owners prepping for their own first service.
Posted by the Cameron Wyatt channel, appearing to be a private owner documenting their own tractor maintenance with no evident commercial affiliation.
He used a Wix XP filter, said to be for full synthetic, along with Amsoil Signature Series premium 15W-40 engine oil.
He used what looked like a 23mm size to turn the drain, noting it took about seven or eight turns with no slop before it came loose.
He got the cap off and pulled the piece out with pliers as the manual describes, but could not remove the filter itself, even using a magnet and his fingers.