Hello, my friend, I'm Marvin. I am writing to you from Tijuana, Mexico. I have been watching your video on how to change the oil to a John deere 125 automatic 100 series. connect the red and yellow wires of the component that is above the oil filter that would help me a lot, thanks in advance. greetings and take care of your family of the covid-19
I am newly divorced and needed to learn how to change the oil in the riding lawn mower as I've never done it before. This video has been extremely helpful, thank you!
I notice you are wearing latex gloves in the video, a very important point is that latex and petroleum products don't get along. Petroleum products like oil actually attack latex, a demo I was shown when I got in the chemical business, they took a latex glove, blew it up some and tied it off, then put one tiny drop of oil on it, 3-4 minutes later the glove failed. Nitrile gloves work much better and don't fall apart on your hands when doing an oil change. It was previously mentioned that oil filters should only be tightened hand tight. I use a much better filter, a Purolator L10241 $6.99 at Advance Auto Parts. The JD filter and that Fram only have a TINY filtering element in them, that Purolator has a substantially larger filter on the inside where it counts.
Good video. In the commercial engine world, Fram is the running joke, but I have heard that their small engine filters are not the same junk as their automotive filters.
This must be the first time you did this! After a few oil changes, it'll only take you a couple of minutes to do all of what you've been doing for 20 minutes.
I am new to the John Deere D125 and thanks for the video. I will check to see what is new as I am the person doing all of the maintenance. Have a great day. By the way, I did some research on the oil filter that you used and that was not considered the first choice. Just my opinion that I am passing on.
Make sure inside of oil drain cap is also wiped clean to help avoid leakage that could occur after refilling. Also use the correct Mfg's instructions on how much to tighten filter after gasket contact, and of course, check the oil level on seated dipstick TWICE, once after initial refill and next after engine warm up. thanx
Hello, my friend, I'm Marvin. I am writing to you from Tijuana, Mexico. I have been watching your video on how to change the oil to a John deere 125 automatic 100 series. connect the red and yellow wires of the component that is above the oil filter that would help me a lot, thanks in advance. greetings and take care of your family of the covid-19
Thanks for the video, very helpful. However, my OCD won't allow me to sleep tonight knowing their's a dang shopping cart across the yard. Can I retrieve that and take it back to the store? LOL
I suggest a small pressure washer to clean your engine prior to doing the oil work. Since you will already have the washer hooked up, wash it down again after your finished.
Don’t ever use a 3rd party oil filter for John Deere mowers people or you’ll destroy the compression relief on your engine. Always use genuine John Deere filters
I would never put old oil on a new filter gasket. I always prefill the oil filter too, even if it's a sideways mount. The oil filter will absorb most of the oil in the filter material and will help lube the engine faster on startup, even if you spill a few drops, no big deal.
After contact to the mounting surface...the OIL FILTER... should NEVER be tightened more than 1/4 to 1/2 a turn. Small engines... I'll stick with 1/4. If you've ever had one stuck you know exactly what I'm getting at.
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Hello, my friend, I'm Marvin. I am writing to you from Tijuana, Mexico. I have been watching your video on how to change the oil to a John deere 125 automatic 100 series. connect the red and yellow wires of the component that is above the oil filter that would help me a lot, thanks in advance. greetings and take care of your family of the covid-19
I am newly divorced and needed to learn how to change the oil in the riding lawn mower as I've never done it before. This video has been extremely helpful, thank you!
Never use the wrench to tighten the filter just use your hands
FYI: The proper way to pour oil is with the nozzle on top. That way air can enter the bottle as the oil pours out.
Thanks for the vid! I have had my 125 for 15 years and it is still running strong 💪 💪
Thanks, im gonna give this a go. Ive never been good at do it yourself stuff, but you made it easy to follow.
Thank you! Will be attempting to service my old John Deere that my husband has neglected. Hope it’s not too late.
Blame game huh
This is a fantastic video, very clear explanations. Greetings from Australia
I notice you are wearing latex gloves in the video, a very important point is that latex and petroleum products don't get along. Petroleum products like oil actually attack latex, a demo I was shown when I got in the chemical business, they took a latex glove, blew it up some and tied it off, then put one tiny drop of oil on it, 3-4 minutes later the glove failed. Nitrile gloves work much better and don't fall apart on your hands when doing an oil change. It was previously mentioned that oil filters should only be tightened hand tight. I use a much better filter, a Purolator L10241 $6.99 at Advance Auto Parts. The JD filter and that Fram only have a TINY filtering element in them, that Purolator has a substantially larger filter on the inside where it counts.
Good video. In the commercial engine world, Fram is the running joke, but I have heard that their small engine filters are not the same junk as their automotive filters.
This must be the first time you did this! After a few oil changes, it'll only take you a couple of minutes to do all of what you've been doing for 20 minutes.
Maintain everything! This posting was helpful for me to plan the task! Thanks!
Great video! Very clear, easy to follow instructions.
Thanks!!! Glad it was easy!!!
I am new to the John Deere D125 and thanks for the video. I will check to see what is new as I am the person doing all of the maintenance. Have a great day. By the way, I did some research on the oil filter that you used and that was not considered the first choice. Just my opinion that I am passing on.
What is the best filter then?
Thanks
Underneath the oil filter is where you need that piece of ice cream bucket cause that is where your mess is going to be
Can I please have the kind of filter u used and good job in the video
someone told me about Kydex…i molded a u-shaped piece to fit under the oil filter to guide the oil from the filter into the catch pan
Make sure inside of oil drain cap is also wiped clean to help avoid leakage that could occur after refilling. Also use the correct Mfg's instructions on how much to tighten filter after gasket contact, and of course, check the oil level on seated dipstick TWICE, once after initial refill and next after engine warm up. thanx
I don't know about that particular filter but generally speaking Fram's are not highly regarded
Nice
wow Damn it looks like hot tar...... Long overdue for an oil change.
Awesome video... you are so neat/clean, I think I can do this.
Thanks!!! Glad that we helped you.
Hello, my friend, I'm Marvin. I am writing to you from Tijuana, Mexico. I have been watching your video on how to change the oil to a John deere 125 automatic 100 series. connect the red and yellow wires of the component that is above the oil filter that would help me a lot, thanks in advance. greetings and take care of your family of the covid-19
Nice video. However, why did you keep referring to the oil you were draining as “stuff”?
Thanks for the video, very helpful. However, my OCD won't allow me to sleep tonight knowing their's a dang shopping cart across the yard. Can I retrieve that and take it back to the store? LOL
Ha! That's an old recycling bin from the garbage company, not a shopping cart. You can now rest easy.
@@TheWippsFamilyOfFive LOL I thought it really seemed out of place at a nice neighborhood. Thanks for relieving my (made-up) anxiety.
I suggest a small pressure washer to clean your engine prior to doing the oil work. Since you will already have the washer hooked up, wash it down again after your finished.
ok thanks!!!
Caution on engine wash. - - Scan the proper engine parts to wash 1st & avoid electrical as well as hidden parts of the engine when cleaning.
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where did you get the oil filter wrench?
You can get them at walmart, amazon, or auto parts stores. Thanks for commenting.
Harbor Freight sells a set of multiple sizes
Thanks for the video!!!!!! However,,,, I would NEVER change the oil with the super nice coat / jacket that you wore to do yours.
Don’t ever use a 3rd party oil filter for John Deere mowers people or you’ll destroy the compression relief on your engine. Always use genuine John Deere filters
hand tight only for oil filter
You should always use the old oil to lubricate the oil filter, and NEVER use the wrench to install the oil filter! Should always be hand tightened.
Could explain why?
@@dannymotovlogs4254 you can over tighten a filter by using a wrench! Always hand tighten
I would never put old oil on a new filter gasket. I always prefill the oil filter too, even if it's a sideways mount. The oil filter will absorb most of the oil in the filter material and will help lube the engine faster on startup, even if you spill a few drops, no big deal.
Why old oil and not new oil.
That oil was thick and black. Use full synthetic.
Explication en français serait le bienvenu
God forbid oil touches the grass
Complex tax lack that should bee left of your genuine JD service mechanics guys authorities real made parts & oil.
After contact to the mounting surface...the OIL FILTER... should NEVER be tightened more than 1/4 to 1/2 a turn. Small engines... I'll stick with 1/4. If you've ever had one stuck you know exactly what I'm getting at.