#24 Hydraulic service on John Deere 2038r

[@RockhillfarmYT]

When I went looking for information I should’ve known where I would find it. Nice job my friend

[@BBLandServices]

I try to cover all the bases lol

[@Ed-jg3ud]

Really appreciate your 2038 videos. I have a 2032 and they’ve been really helpful for doing my first maintenance. Thx!

[@BBLandServices]

You are welcome. I knew someone would benefit from them.

[@cdee6096]

I believe your tractor is supposed to take low viscosity Hygard. The 2032r has “Low Viscosity” embossed on the dip stick. I bet yours does too.

[@BBLandServices]

It does but Im in a warm climates and the regular works better for me on hot summer days bush hogging.

[@JohnBaker3000]

Very nice! I only have 190 hours so far, but it's been 5 years. What are your thoughts on changing it? Thank-you.

[@BBLandServices]

Yeah I would be changing it. It’s cheap insurance.

[@akmccutcheon153]

Videos are extremely helpful thank you, what about the screen/magnet behind the left rear tire when do you take that out and clean it off?

[@BBLandServices]

Mine didnt have a magnet or screen. That is on the older models.

[@billburkhart]

Thank you for this video, I often see on Facebook people changing the hydraulic fluid and it appears they have a magnet that catches shavings do you know where that magnet is or how that screen is removed and cleaned?

[@BBLandServices]

Some of the older ones had screens. I’m not aware of any screens on theses. I think 1 series still has a screen.

[@BBLandServices]

Thanks for stopping by. I have watched most of your videos.

[@billburkhart]

@@BBLandServices Thank you, I believe you are correct.

[@johnacheson4133]

Did you have to remove the rear tire to get at those oil filters?

[@BBLandServices]

No tires had to be removed for any filters.