How to change hydraulic fluid, filters & suction screen on John Deere 4560 MFWD.

Excellent job! Very clear, a big help. I am about to remove and clean screen on my 4560 for the first time. Thanks for making it look do-able!

[@americanpatriot3638]

Nice to have a clean heated shop to do these things.

[@countryculture993]

Typically cant ever find a good how to for workin on my tractors but luckily found yours!! Really Glad I found your video!!! helped big time servicing the 4555!!

[@farmingwithfamily8717]

I’m very glad it was helpful. I have the same problem when I’m trying to find videos that explain how to fix problems on my tractors.

[@walnutridgefarms3975]

Nice job! Wish I had found this before I did our 4450. I figured out pretty much like you did.

[@motoelevated4160]

Very well done video. Thank you this is helpful.

[@farmingwithfamily8717]

Glad it can help someone.

[@daleval2182]

Nice see a young buck trying to keep the farm alive, good luck, remember in future, dont get ahead of yourself by adding filter to soon, im a newer tractor owner, wanted do my screens, watched you struggle make it fit, im wondering maybe let a shop do it, what was reason, it didn't want to fit in? On the filters is there a torque setting? My 6410s says set to 17 lbs. Thanks

[@farmingwithfamily8717]

I’ll have to look up what the torque specs are. I changed the filters and fluid because the tractor has over 16,500 hours. We’ve had it 20 years and I’m not sure if my Dad ever changed it while he was alive so I wanted to change it for my records.

[@daleval2182]

@@farmingwithfamily8717 holy fck shit, over 16 k hrs, thats insane, im sure Dad did many, many services, lol, would not have lasted over 10.000 thats the average for rebuild

[@davidchang8428]

Do you have to use Deere Hy-Gard? Or can you use a hydraulic fluid that "meets or exceeds J20D or J20C specs"

[@farmingwithfamily8717]

You can use whatever hydraulic fluid you prefer. I use the JD stuff just to keep things simple.