Nice job on doing this with the tire on. I had to pull my tire off and stick a large pipe wrench on the filters to get them loose. My magnets looked just as dirty as yours.
Did mine and they suck the first time !!! Buy yourself a cheap single row chain wrench and a short piece of pipe to slip over. Tried a few different things and this works the best IMHO. Factory never lubed the rubber seal/gasket 😢
Just serviced mine and it’s the same. Had a little fine metal sludge in it which is normal from what I understand. But good lord the filters are extremely tight and hard to get good leverage.
I have the same tractor and getting ready to do the service, so roughly how much hydro fluid would you say you had to add back? I have to do the change in the middle of no where and have to bring all the stuff remote.
Great help as I prepare to DIY my first filter changes., Thanks for sharing and caring!
thanks for sharing your video I'm going to be doing the 50 hour service on my RX 7020 next week I was not aware of those magnets thanks for showing
Great video. More RX7320 videos please!
Nice job on doing this with the tire on. I had to pull my tire off and stick a large pipe wrench on the filters to get them loose. My magnets looked just as dirty as yours.
Did mine and they suck the first time !!! Buy yourself a cheap single row chain wrench and a short piece of pipe to slip over. Tried a few different things and this works the best IMHO. Factory never lubed the rubber seal/gasket 😢
Just serviced mine and it’s the same. Had a little fine metal sludge in it which is normal from what I understand. But good lord the filters are extremely tight and hard to get good leverage.
Same with me . The amount of sludge on that magnet looked like 3/8 of an inche of crud. Almost looked like a thick coat of black never seeze.
I have the same tractor and getting ready to do the service, so roughly how much hydro fluid would you say you had to add back? I have to do the change in the middle of no where and have to bring all the stuff remote.
Did you get a block heater installed in your tractor? Do I need to buy one?