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Read articles →A first-time tractor owner doing his very first 50-hour service on a TYM T25, with tires left on to protect a bad back. Covers engine oil, hydraulic fluid and filter, front axle gear oil, air intake screen, and air filter, with honest real-time mistakes, overfilling fluids, catching manual capacity errors. Most useful for new T25 owners wanting a realistic, unpolished walkthrough rather than a polished how-to.
A family hobby channel run by an owner-operator who openly acknowledges being a first-time tractor owner with no professional mechanical background.
The manual says 5.8, but the owner found it was actually closer to just over three gallons, confirmed by checking the sight glass level.
It uses 80W90 gear lubricant, manual calls for 4.7 quarts, but the owner found that amount overfilled it and recommends closer to four quarts.
Pick up the air intake, move it to the side, pull the screen straight up using a small tab, then blow air through it to clean rather than using water.
No, the owner left his tires on throughout the service because of a bad back and worked around them instead of pulling them off.
