Thank you! We definitely plan to release more Toolkit videos, with more How To's in the future. We're so glad to have you as a part of the Papé Toolkit community!
I was told that the break in oil on my John Deere requires 100 hours. Is there a time limitation to achieve those 100 hours, when it would need to be replaced by normal oil (or when the original break-in oil was expected or needed to be replaced by timewise). Thank you.
What everyone misses when showing this stuff is people who have cab tractors what a pain it is taking off and putting back on the side covers. Cab tractors get little to no attention on reviews or tutorials. I have a 2025R and nobody talks about them or the other 2 series tractors.
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Great video. Pape customer in Bend OR with a 2 series, please make more! Thanks.
Thank you! We definitely plan to release more Toolkit videos, with more How To's in the future. We're so glad to have you as a part of the Papé Toolkit community!
I was told that the break in oil on my John Deere requires 100 hours. Is there a time limitation to achieve those 100 hours, when it would need to be replaced by normal oil (or when the original break-in oil was expected or needed to be replaced by timewise). Thank you.
Hi Ilana, congratulations on your new John Deere! If you haven't reached 100 hours after about one year, it's probably a good idea to change that oil.
What everyone misses when showing this stuff is people who have cab tractors what a pain it is taking off and putting back on the side covers. Cab tractors get little to no attention on reviews or tutorials. I have a 2025R and nobody talks about them or the other 2 series tractors.
Thanks for the feedback! It is a bit different with the cab. It's great to have your input for the Papé Toolkit community!