God bless you for giving us an actual, to the point, tutorial, instead of talking for 8 minutes about the tutorial you’re about to do. Videos like this are part of what makes TH-cam amazing.
Yes!!! I always try to keep the intro and body of my videos to a minimum and get to the point. I too, hate the long drawn out jibber-jabber. Hopefully my channel will have the reputation of "no bull". Thanks for the positive feedback, Nathan!
Thank you for the demo. It was simple and straight forward. Being a widow I am learning to be hands on in ways I never thought I would need to. I can do this 😂
I always run it for a min after Changing the oil then i recheck the dipstick. Like I do on cars and trucks when it's time to change the oil . The reason IS the oil filter is soaking up some of that oil . So to be on the money I recheck! Great video sir! 💯🙌💯💯
Thank u for that EXCELLENT video. I have a new John Deere and it’s time for the initial oil & filter change a d I was concerned about doing it myself but after seeing this I feel like I can do it and not have to pay to get it done. Your video was clear, specific and well organized and executed.
Great video! However, I wanted to add that not all models come with an oil filter. I spent a good amount of time trying to locate mine (John Deere LA100) only to find out that my model didn't have one. Again, great video.
When you check the oil level, should you insert the dip stick all the way, then turn it clockwise to close it all the way, then remove it and check the level? Or, should you just insert it till the cap touches the tube without turning it clockwise, then remove it and check the level?
Nice tutorial! That Fram 6607 looks to have an awfully small diameter compared to the stock filters. I use a Fram 3614 (or equivalent filters from different brands) for my engines. It has an identical diameter to the stock filters but it's a little less than twice the height of the "stock" filters they put on most of these engines (aside from the Kohler "pro" filter). I guess I'll take a look at the 6607 for the next oil change as they seem to be in stock at my local Walmart more often than the 3614.
is that 1.5 quarts of drained oil? mine looks half of that amount and that is with me tilting the mower. otherwise even less. i have a la115. oil is warm. argh
Will this filter fit John Deere hydro 180 lawn tractor? Per our catalog listing Fram does show that the PH4967 is correct to use in the John Deere 180 lawn tractor.
You tightened the old filter way too tight. Read the instructions on the filter. Install till the gasket touches then 1/2 to 3/4 turn. If you tighten as you did it will be a bear to get off next time or you may dislodge the gasket causing a leak.
God bless you for giving us an actual, to the point, tutorial, instead of talking for 8 minutes about the tutorial you’re about to do. Videos like this are part of what makes TH-cam amazing.
Yes!!! I always try to keep the intro and body of my videos to a minimum and get to the point. I too, hate the long drawn out jibber-jabber. Hopefully my channel will have the reputation of "no bull". Thanks for the positive feedback, Nathan!
Nathan Henry Agreed.
Agreed. Thanks!
fully agreed !!
Your suggesting opening the hood to access the engine is pure genius! Thank God for TH-cam!
Some mowers you don't have to open the hood
Thank you for the demo. It was simple and straight forward. Being a widow I am learning to be hands on in ways I never thought I would need to. I can do this 😂
Thank you so much for watching and commenting! I hope my other videos help you out as well
Thank you for making it so easy. I'm a recent widow and need to things for myself and your video made it so I could do it.
I really like the way that you showed the best orientation of the new input oil jug so as to not spill any or cause "jugging". Thanks for the Video!
Can't have any jugging! Thanks for watching
Like Nathan Henry said, thank you. Clear, concise, educational and much appreciated.
You're welcome, Bob!
I always run it for a min after Changing the oil then i recheck the dipstick. Like I do on cars and trucks when it's time to change the oil . The reason IS the oil filter is soaking up some of that oil . So to be on the money I recheck! Great video sir! 💯🙌💯💯
Great tip!
Thanks for the video! Ive taken over the maintenance for my church since everyone else is too old. The mower really needed it.
Thanks for this. I knew it had to be easy but didn't know exactly where everything was. Great video !!
Glad it helped!
Thank u for that EXCELLENT video. I have a new John Deere and it’s time for the initial oil & filter change a d I was concerned about doing it myself but after seeing this I feel like I can do it and not have to pay to get it done. Your video was clear, specific and well organized and executed.
Glad it helped, Rob! Thanks for taking the time to comment.
Great video. Brief but clear and informative. Exactly what I was looking for
Glad it was helpful!
Appreciate this. Very quick and to the point but detailed. Exactly like my papa taught me 👍👍👍 little bit of earl around the seal
Glad it helped!
The best and most succinct method!
Thanks for watching, and commenting, my friend
well done....simple and to the point.
Thanks, Mark!
Thank you for a clear and well-done explanation!
You are welcome!
Thanks very much. Great video and very well explained. I appreciate you!
You're welcome, Alex!
Oh yeah~I subscribed, nice clear video. I’ve got confidence I can take care of my little mower by myself now 👍
Thanks for the sub!
Excellent presentation
Thanks a lot
Hey man that was a really great video. Well done and thank you!
Thanks, Christopher!
Great video! However, I wanted to add that not all models come with an oil filter. I spent a good amount of time trying to locate mine (John Deere LA100) only to find out that my model didn't have one. Again, great video.
hmmmm....interesting
When you check the oil level, should you insert the dip stick all the way, then turn it clockwise to close it all the way, then remove it and check the level? Or, should you just insert it till the cap touches the tube without turning it clockwise, then remove it and check the level?
It's not significant either way, but I always turn the cap.
Great video, nicely done. Do you have one for changing the gas filter?
Not yet, but thanks for the idea, Rhonda!
Thank you so much huge help made my lawn tractor run better
Great! Thanks for taking the time to comment! Hope you like my other videos.
Thanks Phil ! After 12 years, I just crossed 100 usage hours, and my JD LA120 is ready for it's 2nd oil change. Whoo-hoo !
Fantastic!
After changing the oil and adding in 2qts of oil it still seems to show its low on oil on teh dipstick, Any idea?
Thank you ,great video !
You're welcome, Jon! Hope you like my other videos as well!
Nice tutorial! That Fram 6607 looks to have an awfully small diameter compared to the stock filters. I use a Fram 3614 (or equivalent filters from different brands) for my engines. It has an identical diameter to the stock filters but it's a little less than twice the height of the "stock" filters they put on most of these engines (aside from the Kohler "pro" filter). I guess I'll take a look at the 6607 for the next oil change as they seem to be in stock at my local Walmart more often than the 3614.
Thanks for the feedback! yes... I always have to check the books when buying my filters. I rarely stray from them.
Short, sweet and complete. Thank you!
That's definitely one of my goals, Rachel. Thanks for watching and commenting. Hope my other videos are just as useful to you.
Is any standard 10'30 oil adequate or should I look for an oil that is specifically for air cooled engines?
if you change it when it's ready to change, then it doesn't matter.
I learned something today, thanks.
Glad you liked my vid, Jeff! Thanks for watching and commenting.
Very helpful video, thanks so much !!!
You're welcome, Kenneth!
What made u use high millage oil is their any benifits of using it
Because my mower has a lot of hours on it
Thank you sir, very helpful.
You're welcome, Ron! Thanks for the kind words, my friend!
is that 1.5 quarts of drained oil? mine looks half of that amount and that is with me tilting the mower. otherwise even less. i have a la115. oil is warm. argh
maybe burning some?
This was very helpful!! Thank you!!
Glad it was helpful, Becky! Thank you for taking the time to give such positive feedback!
Thank you a lot for the info, good video
Glad you liked it, Pochi!!!! Thanks for taking the time to comment! Hope you like my other videos as well!
Thanks well done!
You're welcome!
Awesome video! Thanks for the info
You bet!
thank you sir.
Do you have links to the oil and oil filter?
I do not. sorry.
Good job !
Thanks, Gary!
LA145 Oil filter from fram should be ph8170, cross-referenced with deere gy20577 or briggs/stratton 492932...any other fram is a gamble.
thanks for the tip
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU
You are so welcome!
What is the number on that Fram Oil Filter?
darn..... don't know.......
@@PhilCrockett ph4967
Will this filter fit John Deere hydro 180 lawn tractor?
Per our catalog listing Fram does show that the PH4967 is correct to use in the John Deere 180 lawn tractor.
3:50 ph 6607
It's always do messy. Didn't change it last year. So I better do it.
ya... just take your time.
I was wondering how the drain cap came off thanks
Glad I could help you out, Douglas!
I was thinking like a higher zinc higher phosphorus for more metal to metal protection...oil
Cuz I heard that the attitudes in an automobile oil burn off because of the higher operating temperatures in a ATV or lawn tractor air cool
ok
Not attitudes but additives
Perfect!!!
Thanks, George!
Use clean oil on gasket & pre fill filter, very little oil will come out
Okay thanks
Thanks
You’re welcome, John Elway. Go Chiefs!
I have John Deere gt262 and a Husqvarna
I bet the Husqvarna will last longer.
You tightened the old filter way too tight. Read the instructions on the filter. Install till the gasket touches then 1/2 to 3/4 turn. If you tighten as you did it will be a bear to get off next time or you may dislodge the gasket causing a leak.
I haven't had any problems yet with my technique, but thanks for the advice, my friend!
Thank you.
You're welcome!
Thank you.
You're welcome!