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Read articles →A first-time tractor owner walking through his own RK25's 50-hour service, with the standout detail being the hydraulic mesh screen he nearly skipped, the video's whole reason for existing. Covers engine oil (5W-40 synthetic choice explained), transmission/hydrostatic filter, front gear oil, air pre-filter, tire pressure, and bolt checks. Practical but unhurried; best for other RK25 newbies doing their first service.
An owner-operator who openly admits he's not an expert and points viewers to other channels for deeper technical detail.
It's made specifically for diesel engines, and since the engine is new he wants to make sure it lasts as long as possible, even though the manual allows either oil.
Yes, you have to take the wheel off or you will not be able to pull the dipstick out, since it is about eight to ten inches long and too cumbersome with the wheel on.
A fine mesh screen inside the transmission that should be cleaned with brake cleaner before adding fluid, which he initially forgot to check.
Check for leaks, check all fluid levels, check tire pressure, and make sure bolts are tight since nuts are welded to the frame for easy checking.
