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Changed the oil in my 2022 John Deere 1025R yesterday. This has a 1.3L 3-cylinder Yanmar 3TNV80 diesel. It is liquid cooled. Oil in it was the factory fill... not sure what they use. Oil and filter had about 20 hours or 1 year on it. First service is 50 hours, but I didn't think early would be bad. Oil looked dark as I'd expect from a diesel.
Filter was a complete black can with no exterior markings. Baseplate looked similar to a below Wix with a nitrile ADBV. I will cut it open and post pics later this week. I suspect this is a filter installed by Yanmar before the engine is shipped in a plastic crate from Japan to the US for installation on the JD 1-series line.
In went about 3qts of Rotella T4 15W-40 and a WIX 51356 filter. Deere did a nice job with these, easy to get to 17mm drain plug on the bottom of the oil pan, filter is easy to get to and drains directly underneath pretty well. Also greased 7 different zerks, driveshaft u-joints, mid-mount PTO, etc. Deere even put a nice hole in the frame so you can get to the front u-joint zerk. I was impressed by that.
Should be good to go for this year's work. Very nice little Diesel's these are. To me, it was for sure a selling point.
Filter was a complete black can with no exterior markings. Baseplate looked similar to a below Wix with a nitrile ADBV. I will cut it open and post pics later this week. I suspect this is a filter installed by Yanmar before the engine is shipped in a plastic crate from Japan to the US for installation on the JD 1-series line.
In went about 3qts of Rotella T4 15W-40 and a WIX 51356 filter. Deere did a nice job with these, easy to get to 17mm drain plug on the bottom of the oil pan, filter is easy to get to and drains directly underneath pretty well. Also greased 7 different zerks, driveshaft u-joints, mid-mount PTO, etc. Deere even put a nice hole in the frame so you can get to the front u-joint zerk. I was impressed by that.
Should be good to go for this year's work. Very nice little Diesel's these are. To me, it was for sure a selling point.