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Read articles →This is a hands-on owner maintenance session on a 3025E with about 100 hours and three years of age, covering an oil and filter change, fuel filter/sediment bowl service (including o-ring headaches from the dealer parts counter), lug nut torque specs, tire pressure by position with PSI/kPa conversions, and a wash/wax. It skips the front axle service due to conflicting fluid info. Best for existing 3025E owners doing their own wrenching.
Posted by the stuntcardriver channel, an owner performing maintenance on their own tractor at home rather than a dealer or reviewer.
The torque is 103 foot pounds for both front and rear wheel bolts, which use a 22mm socket since they are metric, not SAE.
The owner's manual lists 35 PSI for the front R4 tires and 20 PSI for the rear R4 tires, with max tire pressure at 35 PSI.
The video uses John Deere filter part number M806419, noting the X758 lawnmower uses a similar 6418 filter.
The dealer parts manager said to use High Guard, but the owner's manual said High Guard Low Vis, so the service was skipped pending clarification.
