Husqvarna YTH22V46 Oil Change - How to change the oil in your yard tractor

[@haydenwhite2413]

You never know what you'll get on the internet, but as soon as I saw his mustache, I knew that I could trust his advice. Great video!

[@dwcoffey]

Always trust the moustache!! LOL! Thanks for that and thank you for watching, Hayden!

[@brandonhudson9952]

His videos have not let me down yet!

[@mcchicken1849]

That's what I thought to lol. Those are words to live by.

[@lanajantz2240]

@@dwcoffey 😆🌈😆👍🏼

[@jamestesch2118]

Omg I said the same thing I’m like ok the mustache says he knows what he’s talking about

[@miguelc8562]

Thank you. I just bought a tractor this month. The instructions manual doesn't tell you much. I was getting crazy. Then I found your video. It was a life saver. THANK YOU!!!!!!

[@dwcoffey]

Thanks for watching, Miguel! I have several other videos on this tractor, please check them out too. thanks!

[@miguelc8562]

@@dwcoffey Yes I will!!!!!

[@vikasravindran1312]

Right to the point, a no-nonsense video, and no annoying music. Excellent

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you for watching, Vikas!

[@DanSFSD]

I’m an adult & this is the first oil change I’ve ever done & it worked! You’re like my internet Dad now! Thanks a million!

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you very much for watching, Dan! I really appreciate your comment and I'm glad you got it done! Great job!!

[@sheliaanderson2583]

Hello again Dennis. I am the divorcee that will only go to you for instruction on my Husquvana! I can't thank you enough for such clear and precise instructions. I always learn so much from watching your tutorials! Thanks again! 👍😃

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you very much, Shelia!! I really appreciate that and I'm so glad these videos help. Thank you so much for watching!

[@Josh-sd1nu]

I do maintence at a rehab and this channel has made me look way more professional lol thank you bubba cmon!

[@dwcoffey]

Alright!! That's great, Josh! I thank you for watching!

[@manaoharsam4211]

Explained step by step. Give him score of 100 out of 100. Great job. My service manual had none of this information in it. I am so glad this person zoomed in with camera. Even showed the clips and which cable stays out. Wow this is one of best videos on maintenance I have seen. I am very grateful here .

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you for watching!

[@Rspenesmit]

It helps to take 2 pieces of wood at least 2 inches and place in front of each tire on the opposite side of the oil drain and push your mower up on the blocks of wood, it helps the oil drain faster that way and makes sure you get it all, I'm really kinda surprised he did not do this.

[@ashnicole9847]

This helped me a lot. Having to learn to do a lot of maintenance on my mower. Since I am a widow don't want to take it to the shop. Saves me a lot of money. Thanks for your step by step techniques.

[@dwcoffey]

Thanks for watching, Ash Nicole! I'm very glad to know this helped! I have lots of other videos on maintaining this mower, I hope they will be useful to you also.

[@ramyg5037]

Your hardwork in demonstrating these tasks is helping me and many others... thanks a ton

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you so much, Ramy! I really appreciate the comment and thank you for watching!

[@brucef123]

Thanks a ton. I have a manual for the 22 hp v twin and it shows two different oil drain systems, neither of which are on my engine. I tried calling Briggs and Stratton's help number in the manual and the best the automated system could do was direct me to local engine shops. No human interaction at all with B/S. It's the day after the 4th of July so no one is working today, but your video saved me. I've never seen or known about the little oil valve on the side of this engine, but your video was exactly what I needed. Thanks very much. Outstanding work.

[@dwcoffey]

I'm so glad this helped, Bruce! Thank you for watching!

[@TeamPCBeach]

Great video. Seeing the oil spill when removing the filter was super helpful. Knowing that was going to happen I built a triangle with raised edges with foil. Slid this under the filter before removing it and it funneled the oil perfectly into the catch pan.

[@dwcoffey]

Yes! Great idea....several people have mentioned that to me since posting this video and that's also what I do now. Saves a lot of mess! Thanks so much for watching and sharing!

[@telern5681]

This videos are great! 64 yrs old and now living in the country. I have the same mower. Fixed 2 flats, I learned how to change blades and sharpen blades, check tire pressure and always check oil before mowing. I’m way late in changing oil but will do so after I get what I need. I’ll watch your vids on all the other things you show on maintenance! Woohoo and again thanks for CS information! 👍🏼🇺🇸👍🏼🇺🇸🙋🏻‍♀️

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you for watching!!

[@michaelsair1593]

I was wondering if you changed the tube or use the flat tire stuff I have 2 slow leaks and just wondering which is easiest thanks

[@danaleming1115]

You have been an answer to prayers. My dad passed over 3 years ago and I help care for my mother. Living a country life when your a city girl makes you search for help. And sir, you have been wonderful.

[@dwcoffey]

Thanks for watching, Dana! I am so glad to hear these have been helpful and I really appreciate your kind comment!

[@cloudskimmin]

Dana, same kind of situation here and you can easily become overwhelmed with having to learn so much technical/mechanical stuff. City girls do have potential though, and when you have to do these things, I will say you start to get confidence. It's way cool to be competent, but sure takes some grit and patience when you've spent most of your life and never had to do the "man things." You go girl! And agree with you, Dennis Coffey is awesome with what he teaches.

[@danaleming1115]

cloudskimmin they sure do. Soon after that I had changed the car, lawnmower and tractor batteries. Greased the zerks on the tractor and lawnmower. And changed fuel and air filters, and changed oil and spark plugs on lawnmower. I learn a ton here and the more I do the more the country girl wins out!! 🥳🥳

[@dwcoffey]

Both of y'all are awesome and make the work on a YT channel so worthwhile! It's great to know that some of this helps...you should both be proud of overcoming the obstacles and getting it done!! Bravo!!

[@YOassron]

Thanks man.. high quality video and no annoying background music -- right to the point, that's how it's done. Much appreciated. Rock on.

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you sir! I appreciate you watching and thanks for the great comment!

[@michaelberman4749]

I knew how to change oil and wanted to just get to see this mower a little closer, but you did a really great job being slow and specific about what to do for anyone who has never done it and is afraid and hasn't realized it's pretty easy!

[@dwcoffey]

That's great and I'm glad this helped, Michael!

[@lmontes09]

Dennis thank you for your clear and concise instructions. I was searching for KZbin for blade sharpening when I came across your video. I learned that I needed a clear plastic tube to help drain the oil. I didn't have one, so I thought. I went back to my manuals, which I keep in large Ziploc bags, and found the tube along with a deck hose adapter. I too don't like having to keep up with extra parts. For my first oil change I improvised by cutting an old shoebox top in half and fashioning it under the oil drain plug and oil filter to divert as much oil as possible. It worked well to keeping oil off the frame. Since you helped me, I'd like to offer a tip. I usually drain the gas from my lawn equipment engines during the Texas winter month so that old gas doesn't gum up the carburetors over time. I put an inline shutoff valve between the gas tank and fuel filter which allows me to shut off the fuel and run the engine until it runs out.🙂

[@dwcoffey]

Thanks for watching! Glad you found the drain tube. Check out my other video showing how I modded the drain port to eliminate keeping up with a tube. I agree, don't like extra parts. Your tip is great, I do the same with all my equipment. When it's time to store, I shut off the fuel valve and run the carb dry. Saves on a lot of maintenance. It's an old tip from my Dad. :)

[@Jpfire280]

My father passed away years ago, too soon, so was never able to learn this from him, so thanks for teaching me how to do this. now to get out there and do it. Soon as I heard parts house I knew that term as my folks and I lived in Eastern Tennessee when he passed.

[@dwcoffey]

Hi Jeffrey, thanks for watching! I'm sorry about your father. I'm glad that these videos are helpful to you. Apparently some of the things I say are like that....I'll get comments every now and again about a word or phrase I use. Of course, my wife and kids like to poke fun at me for the way I say some things too. LOL! It's all good, I like the teasing.

[@framcesmoore]

I have this mower and it has cost me a lot for service I thanku for every one of your videos, they are great.

[@dwcoffey]

I'm glad they've helped, thank you for watching, Frances!

[@kennyg880]

Hello Dennis just checking on you and the family and always thanking you for your videos pray that everything is all right with everyone God bless be safe🙏

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you so much, Kenneth! I really appreciate it, and hope all is great with you and your family. We're all doing pretty well and can't complain. Thanks again!

[@jackpinewood9344]

I come back to this video for a refresher when I change my oil. I have the 24hp but it's the same procedure and it all looks the same. Thanks for the excellent video!

[@dwcoffey]

Thanks for watching, Jack!

[@jackpinewood9344]

@@dwcoffey 👍

[@elwinstube]

Thank you, sir, for saving me hours or torment (mechanically-inclined I'm not). Your step-by-step instruction videos, designed for people like me who use a hammer for a screwdriver, made this an easy-peasy procedure. And, it allowed me to do it without reading the manual, where I always get into trouble. Kudos to you!

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you very much for watching and for the nice comment! The 'hammer for a screwdriver' made me laugh!! I'm glad the vid helped!!

[@jamesdavis-hc2iu]

Mr. Coffey I really appreciate you making that video cause I bought me a Husqvarna 46" lawn tractor a year ago thinking it time to get it back to the dealer so they can change the oil . well after watching your video I know I can do it my self and save some money thanks.

[@dwcoffey]

That's great James. You'll be able to save a trip and some money. Thank you for watching!

[@retiredhappy466]

1) I took off the yellow factory oil drain plug and installed a 1-1/2" brass bushing on the engine block drain & then reinstalled the yellow drain on to this brass bushing. That made each oil change, going forward much easier (no tube needed & no oil mess) as the oil now simply drained straight down into the pan. The brass bushing cost me $2.00 2) Before removing the oil filter, get a regular paper plate , and bend it in half (putting a V in the middle). Then slip the bent plate under the oil filter and proceed to remove the filter. "NO MORE MESS." 3) Your fuel filter is dirty and should be changed. Ebay has them, when I last looked, 5 filters for $2.50

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you for watching and commenting! I eventually just replaced the oil drain valve: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHjJiaODZq9lnZY The only thing I'd do different now is I'd use galv pipe instead of black pipe. And I started using a milk jug for my oil filer catch: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHjJiaODZq9lnZY

[@drpearso1]

This dude gives a very good description of how to service the mower. And mercy, he has some strong darn fingers to remove that plastic pin holding the cowling in place. Again, great explanation . Thank you.

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you Daniel! I appreciate you watching!

[@sandrakallenbach6788]

This was one of the best instructional videos I've seen. Husqvarna should hire you to write their manual. Thanks for this.

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you very much Sandra! I appreciate you watching!

[@dwcoffey]

@kimkimduckie thank you so much Kim!! I’m glad this helped and I really appreciate your support!

[@awakened4040]

Thank you so very much Dennis! This coming from a single female who appreciates the thorough explanation of every thing! I just bought this mower and I feel confident after watching your video, I can change the oil and filter. And I will change the filter every time :)

[@dwcoffey]

That's great!! Good on you for tackling the job...I'm sure you will do a great job and get it done. Thanks so much for watching and for the feedback! I really appreciate it.

[@suzique7302]

Thank you again! Your videos are at the right pace and I love it that your instructions are so easy to follow, especially for someone like me who has zero mechanical knowledge. I lean on your channel to get me through and they make me feel so empowered! Thanks again!

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you so much Suzi! I'm really glad the videos are helpful, and I appreciate you watching!

[@sghere]

Ok. Amazing video and helpful tips. City guy here with ZERO mechanical know-how. Thank you! 👍👍👍👍

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you for watching! Be sure to check out some of my other videos, they may be helpful to you.

[@kljzjj]

I could kiss you! I'm a new young widow trying to do this myself for the first time. Thank you for the great lighting and concise instructions.

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you for your kind words. I am sorry for your loss, Kerrie, and I also congratulate you on tackling these sorts of things.

[@kljzjj]

Finally tackled this today and your instructions were perfect:)

[@dwcoffey]

Awesome! I was sure you'd get it done! Glad to hear it went well.

[@frankshearer4412]

Dennis Coffey You Sir are a true Gentleman 👍👏❤️

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you so much Frank!!

[@adamglad7159]

I just bought my Husqvarna yta18542 used the other day. my antique 1970 Allis chalmers garden tractor is in the process of being restored so i decided to get another newer tractor. husqvarna is a year old and i stumbled across your video on how to change the oil. it was very easy to do after watching your video. you seem very knowledgeable! Thanks Dennis!! i will subscribe to your channel and check your other videos out!

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you for watching, Adam! Thanks also for the subscription and let me know if there's anything you'd like me to do a video on.

[@adamglad7159]

Dennis Coffey ok i will let you know if i need help. thanks!!

[@lloydharvey204]

This was the perfect video I was looking for. I've just arrived at my first oil change. Thank-you very much Dennis! Excellently done video!

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you for watching, Lloyd! Also, thank you for the nice comment....I'm glad this helped!

[@robertrogers2990]

Watched your video this morning and it helped a bunch. I have a 2017 YTH18542 and used an empty washer fluid jug w bottom cut out to put under the filter. No mess made. Great comment section for the win!

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you for watching, Robert! That's a great way to do it, I just recently posted a video showing the same with a milk jug: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXSZc2SKhtCWr5Y Thanks for sharing!

[@OneBarWarrior]

Your knowledge and step by step instructions are amazing! Love learning from people that know their stuff and are genuinely easy to follow. Great video.

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you Curt!! I appreciate you watching!

[@jwoodbutchernailit967]

@@dwcoffey I am sorry I didn't see that part of the video my mistake I thank you for your advice as one of your viewer's stayed you are a life saver after seeing how you walk threw step by step if paying attention hahaha I and a monkey could do it thank you so much for your advice sincerely Johnny G Rogers Thank you Dennis .

[@3333barbara]

Dennis do you use synthetic oil in your tractor

[@SSSSongbird]

Thank you so much sir... I have never changed the oil on a tractor before. Didn't have a clue what I was doing (and the manual is 0 help, lol). Oh and here's a tip for you, if you take the little plastic cup (that the cardboard backing is attached to) that comes over the top of the new oil filter instead of throwing it in the trash, stick it under the filter when you remove it, all the oil drains into the cup and not all over the tractor frame! Then just empty the little cup full of oil into your disposal oil and then throw the plastic thing in the trash. Worked like a charm for me!

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you for watching! I'm glad to know this helped you get it done. That's a great idea for catching the oil....I just put up a new video showing how I do it now....I use a milk jug. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXSZc2SKhtCWr5Y

[@JPB-406]

This was the best and most detailed video I found on step by step oil change. Thank you so much

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you JP! I appreciate you watching!

[@monkeyboss2321]

I bought mine for $900 with only 5hrs on it from someone who lost their job. I didn't get the owners manual with mine. So thank you for making these videos!

[@dwcoffey]

Thanks for watching! For Operating and Repair Parts Manuals, go to Husqvarna's website, click on 'Support' and they have all the manuals available for download.

[@scottirvine5896]

Suggestion : for the filter side , to prevent all the oil on the frame , utilize an old gallon jug and cut it lengthwise in half just below the “tapered” top part of the jug, kind of like making a scoop . Trim it to fit just under the filter area and assure that the top of the makeshift “reverse funnel”is pointing to the waste oil receptacle . Keep the cap if it helps control the spillage.

[@dwcoffey]

Thanks for watching, Scott! Great idea...that will do the trick!! Thanks

[@scottirvine5896]

I have a cpl photos how do I add em

[@andrewsteele7663]

Thanks Scott, great idea, just bought a new ride one so I am keen to keep it clean, cheers

[@TC-dw6wg]

Good idea Scott..Thank You!

[@pointnozzleaway]

Awesome idea right there !

[@thomasrose7713]

Thanks Mr. Coffey your series on this husky has been my number one go to! You have gotten me through mandrel replacement, both belts and blade engagement cable replace and tensioning. Mine was a real lemon out of the crate but your videos have solved a host of nasties. Big thanks !

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you for watching, Thomas! I'm glad to hear these videos have helped!

[@gmdewulf]

Dennis, after I've drained the engine oil, and to avoid spills from the horizontally placed oil filter, I drill a 1/4" hole in the outside bottom edge of the oil filter. I can still place my filter wrench over the filter for its removal after the filter has drained of oil. It's a lot easier to wipe my drill bit than it is cleaning up all that spilled oil. -Gerry, Kirkwood, MO USA

[@dwcoffey]

Great idea Gerry!! I hadn't thought of draining by drilling! haha. I like it!

[@janetruh7476]

Thank you so much. A very helpful video for an old lady trying to change the oil in her mower.

[@dwcoffey]

Thanks for watching, Janet! I'm glad this helped!

[@hgabriel5048]

I can't thank you enough for making such a thoughtful and detailed video! So incredibly helpful to have this info for my specific lawn mower. Finally confident that I can handle this maintenance on my own!

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you very much for watching and for the kind comment! I'm sure you will do a great job!

[@ccox9987]

Just what I needed! I couldn't figure out how to get the side flaps off to get to the oil spigot thingamajig - I was scared I'd break it if I pulled too hard. Thanks so much for this video! Very well done, and much appreciated!

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you very much! I appreciate you watching!

[@loveDtwelve]

Thanks Dennis! I have not changed it since I got it from the factory because I read the maintenance manual and it said every 50 hrs. But, thanks to you, I can do it myself, so I'll go ahead and change it. (Now at 22hrs) thanks for the reply and the videos!! Yours really are some of the best. Much appreciated.

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you for watching, Maria! I hope your mower is still going strong!

[@Notanothercrayon]

Super helpful vid! I'm not really mechanically inclined/learned, and I'm trying to get my own Husqvarna YTH22V46 back in working order after it was left to rot outside under a tarp for a couple years. I have a feeling I'm going to be referring to many videos on this channel for help.

[@dwcoffey]

You got this! I'm glad this video is helping you work on your tractor. You'll have it running great soon.

[@railroadrick1489]

Thank you, Dennis. Lots of well deserved kudos. Even mr 'all thumbs' here could change both belts and blades due to your video instructions.

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you for watching!

[@aaronottaviano8104]

Thank you Dennis. Tomorow I'll do my first oil change ever on my Husqvarna TC 342. After watching your video I am full of convidence. Now I'm going to search for a video where you explain to change the fuelfilter. Great job! High fives from Belgium!

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you Aaron! I appreciate you watching and I'm glad this helped. I'm sure you did a great job! I don't have a video yet on the fuel filter, but I'll try to get one up soon.

[@mohellbilly]

Wish I would've watched this before I did the first oil change on mine. I couldn't figure out that plastic contraption, so I pulled the whole plug and made a heck of a mess. I figured there was a better way, now I know. Thanks for posting!

[@dwcoffey]

I hate it that you had that problem, but glad to hear the video helped. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment!

[@keithjordan6277]

Thanks for posting. I just changed the oil in my YTH22V42, which works the same way. Two observations: 1 - I had a lot more trouble pulling out those plastic plugs to remove the cowling. I was able to fold a coathanger into a loop and pull the one on the oil drain side. On the other side, I pried it with a flathead screwdriver. Pushing on the back of the plug like you did in the video got me nowhere. 2 - I lost track of my drain tube, so, I just did it without. That results in some oil spilling on the frame of the mower. For anyone watching this who's lost the tube and wondering if you can do it, the answer is, yes, it's no big deal. You will probably just need to wipe off the frame afterward to ensure it doesn't drip later or collect dust.

[@dwcoffey]

Thanks for watching, Keith! Thanks for sharing your experience...I'm sure it will help others. I made another video showing how I modified my oil drain tube, so that vinyl tube Husqvarna supplies isn't needed: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHjJiaODZq9lnZY

[@mrsvcrane]

Thank you so much for the oil change video! Easy to follow for a rookie oil-changer like me. You're a life-saver!

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you so much for watching and for the kind comment!

[@millardgillen5934]

Dennis, I thoroughly enjoy your videos, they are done with common sense, good camera work and simple easy to follow understandable language. I have a suggestion that will help lessen the oil mess that spills during the filter removal Take a plastic jug such as a gallon size, ,, and cut the bottom half off at an angel, like you were going to make a scoop out of it. The neck is the handle, the bottom is the scoop portion. After you get the filter partially loosened, place the open enc of the plastic bottle under the filter, then continue unscrewing the filter, the bottle will catch the overflow of oil, after it is completely unscrewed, let it fall into the plastic scoop, then place it into the oil pan manually. Job done and less mess. I hope this is of use to you. Thanks for all of your great videos. Millard

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you so much Millard! I appreciate you watching and your suggestions. I actually have another video showing how I do this....after a couple of times changing the oil, I realized a half-gallon milk jug, cut off properly, would do the trick. Great minds think alike! haha. Thanks again sir!

[@millardgillen5934]

@@dwcoffey Dennis, Thank you for the kind reply. I love all the videos you have produced that I have seen.. I agree totally with the removal and replacement of the yellow oil drain valve, that was poor engineering from the git go. You have a varied array of information and knowledge. Like the drywall repair in your garage, masterful job, never saw it done so well and so informative. I will tell you what I would appreciate very much, if you can either produce a video or point me to one you know of for electric meter testing use.... I have looked at many You Tube videos for use of meters, all are on no use to me. I am meter ignorant...none of the meters are even similar as mine in the videos, and the terminology is all different for each use they apply it to. I don 't know an amp from a microorganism... If you can provide any help on this I would be very thankful. I would be thankful to be able to test for continuity for one thing. Thanks in advance and keep up the good work. Millard Gillen

[@dwcoffey]

Thanks Millard, I'll give a look and see if I find a decent vid on meters. Maybe I should make a vid going over the basics...might be helpful for folks. thanks!

[@cmquednau7795]

One of the best "fix-it" videos that I have seen! Thank you!

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you very much!! I appreciate you watching and thanks for the nice compliment!

[@FINKLEisEINHORN90]

2 Quarts of 5W-30 if operating in temperatures below freezing, SAE-30 if not operating in temperatures below freezing and Briggs & Stratton Part #492932S (oil filter). Required parts list to make it easier for everyone since I didn’t see them in the video description. Very helpful video, as always!

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you John! Great point, I'll add that to the description. Thank you for watching and thanks for the feedback sir!

[@richardmccleary5244]

Exactly what I was looking for, thank you!

[@RenTheConqueror]

Perfect tutorial, Dennis. Thank you. I’m not very handy, so a task like this was daunting. I was successfully able to change my oil thanks to your video. MANY THANKS!!!!

[@dwcoffey]

That is fantastic, you should be very proud of yourself for tackling it and getting it done! I'm glad the video helped, thank you for watching!

[@richardcrouse4644]

Thank you. I needed to understand how the open-close of the drain worked. Your presentation was right on par!

[@dwcoffey]

I'm glad this helped! Thanks for watching, Richard!

[@rtimford]

Good video. I also find if I warm my engine a little before draining it comes out faster and empties more thoroughly. Thanks.

[@dwcoffey]

Thanks for watching Tim. Great tip, thank you!

[@jacksonmehoff4963]

Good video My husky is 25 horse with 54 steel deck. Just turned 130 hours. At 100 did oil and filter, air filter, fuel filter and pulled and sharpened blades. You can run the far side tires up on 2 by 6 boards, helps keep some off the frame. I do it all the time. Also wipe off block before putting new filter on.

[@dwcoffey]

Great idea! Thanks for watching! This is what I do now..saves a lot of the mess: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXSZc2SKhtCWr5Y Also modded my oil drain: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHjJiaODZq9lnZY

[@damoncrowfeather4655]

Great videos.. I especially like that you, correctly pronounce Husqvarna. So, many pronounce it Husq-ah-varna.. and it drives me crazy!

[@dwcoffey]

Thanks for watching, Lee! Yes, I have to admit, I like to hear people pronounce this and other things correctly. Now I may say it with a Southern drawl, but I try to get it right! :)

[@deancoburn944]

I was watching other videos before I found Dennis's video. Thought the same thing. Husq-varna, NOT Husq -ah-varna! For the love of God!

[@xcacanalera507pty]

Sir, following your video, I was able to change the oil on my riding mower. for the very first time. I wanted to give your video i million likes, but KZbin won't allow it. Thank you.

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you , thank you! I really appreciate you watching, and thanks for the nice comment!

[@mattmeyer9978]

Hey Dennis, great video, a little trick I use when changing the filter is to make a makeshift pan from aluminum foil to place under the filter to make it less messy. Also changing the oil while warmed up it'll come out quicker. Good video, great work.

[@dwcoffey]

Thanks for watching and for your comments, Matt, I appreciate it. Yes, a couple of other folks have mentioned using tin foil, paper plates, etc for a makeshift drain...all great ideas! Thanks for sharing. I actually have mixed feelings about warming the engine before draining the oil........on one hand, I agree, it will help drain the oil better. But on the other hand, it also stirs up any sediment that may be in the oil pan and prevent it all from draining....so, not sure which way is best :)

[@marciagothard7234]

The video was excellent. Unlike you, I have never changed the oil. You patiently walked me thru it .

[@robertrasmussen6879]

Thanks for the very helpful instructions. The only thing I would add is that it was tough getting the original oil filter off even with a filter tool. All good now.

[@dwcoffey]

Thanks for watching, Robert! Sometimes they put the originals on so tight, I don't understand why. Glad you got it off.

[@АнатолийКорнев-х9ы]

Thank you, it's amazing explanation. I'm a girl and change oil by my self, if I can do, any guys can doing))

[@dwcoffey]

Awesome Danil!! Congratulations on doing the job yourself!

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you for watching, Gail! I'm sorry about your husband. Good for you on tackling these kinds of jobs....you save a lot of money and don't have to depend on somebody else to do it for you. Good job!!

[@scotto703]

Excellent detail! This helps me do the first oil change on my 22V46 after about 400 hours.

[@dwcoffey]

Thanks for watching, Scott!

[@jodifuhr8656]

Thank you so much for this - I now feel courageous enough to tackle the task on my own!

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you for watching, Jodi! Let me know if I can help.

[@gfurr1]

Thank you very much for making this video! I've never changed oil in anything and dreaded doing it on my YTH22V46. The manual really doesn't describe the process very well. I bought the oil and filter and watched your video on my phone, pausing along the way. Had it done no problem in less than 30 mins. I had to use filter plyers on mine cause the dealer that sold it to me had it on there way too tight! The biggest help this video provided was the heads up on what a mess taking the old filter off was! Much Appreciation +Subscribed

[@dwcoffey]

Awesome Garrett! Congratulations on a job well done. Thanks you for watching and subscribing. I'm glad to hear the video helped!

[@MITSANRDH2]

I have a similar tractor and that was the best explanation I've seen. Good Job!!

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you Ron! I appreciate you watching!

[@clothildesypinski5947]

Your videos are excellent, They really came in handy today when I hit the 50 hour mark in my husqvarna Yth22v46 tractor. Keep up the good work!

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you so much for watching, Clothilde! I'm glad the videos helped!

[@jayaacharya8153]

This was very useful. I sincerely thank you for taking time and uploading this video. I have the same model and I am going to venture changing the oil. Once again, very useful video. Lots of THANKS.

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you so much Jaya! I appreciate your kind words. I'm sure you will do well with your oil change. Let me know if there is anything I can help you with...I'll do my best.

[@kevinpugh9780]

This was an issue some owners were having when I researched this mower. 1 year later and I am now seeing it... I will check further on your ideas. THANKS !! Kevin

[@dwcoffey]

Thanks for watching, Kevin! I have other videos showing how I modified the oil drain to be easier and also how I catch the oil out of the filter now. Makes it so much easier.

[@stuartr702]

Good video Dennis. For the oil filter, I'll use a milk jug. I cut from the bottom corner about 2.5 inches up the side and about 2.5 inches across the bottom and make it about 6 or so inches long including one of the curves on the side. I slide that under the filter and the oil drains right into the pan. I do put towels on either side just in case. I wish i could add a picture because its hard to explain.

[@dwcoffey]

Thanks Stuart! That's a great idea...no pictures needed, your description is perfect. I may have to try that...sounds like it works just fine! Thanks for sharing.

[@450048105]

Yes, the milk jug is a real handy tool. Hopefully others will see your tip and try it out..

[@KWKloeber]

Another great vid for newbies Dennis. Kudos. Punch a hole in the filter to drain it and put a thin rag atop the chassis before spinning it off. I saw your later vid on replacing the quick oil drain valve - instead of a cap on a nipple. On my old one I terminated w/ a 3/8” air line ball valve (I removed the handle and store it with my tractor stuff. I haven’t done it yet on the current tractor but I’ll probably just loctite double-nuts onto the valve handle shaft, and turn it w/ a nut driver.

[@dwcoffey]

Great idea!!

[@MikeChuidian]

This is perfect, Dennis! I have the same tractor and this is my first time changing oil, since I just got it last spring. Thanks for the great video! Maybe you can work for Ikea and show them tips on how to write assembly instructions! LMAO! Cheers, Sir!!

[@dwcoffey]

Thanks for watching, Mike! I'm glad this helped you. Yea, maybe I can get a contract to make videos for Ikea! haha That would be great!

[@LakeEloraDrummer45]

Thanks for making this video. Extremely helpful. Just got a new husqvarna this year so I needed this.

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you for watching!!

[@sanityone649]

Here's a tip...put a paper plate with several paper towels in it under the filter before you take it off. It will catch all of the oil. No oil on the frame this way. I use the Fram Tough Guard TG3614...instead of the OEM filter. It's longer, but it fits behind the cowling...and for 4$ you can get the Fram end cap wrench. I couldn't find an end cap wrench for the OEM filter. Fram customer service confirmed that the TG3614 was a better filter and would work as a replacement for my OEM Briggs filter...same as Fram PH8170. Here's another tip...use a gallon jug to catch the oil from the drain...that way you can put the cap on it and it won't spill. And, the mower is up high enough for the jug to sit right under the oil drain so that the hose fits right in. Better by far than the way that you're doing it. I save and use the gallon sized Arizona Iced Tea Jugs because they have screw on caps. Just thought you could use some advice after seeing how you're changing your oil.

[@dwcoffey]

Great ideas Ed! I save my empty 5qt jugs that my new oil comes in. I can run the hose into one of those empty jugs. I haul a bunch of them to the parts store after a round of oil changes at my house. Thanks so much for the tips....way better than the way I'm doing it!!

[@damoncrowfeather4655]

I usually just place a few paper towels under it.. but the plate is a good idea, to catch any oil that soaks through.

[@ericsalsbury9392]

I was going to say the same thing. Stiff paper plate under there to drain into a pan underneath. Not a drop touched the frame. Popping out those clips from behind is a pain too. I brace a screwdriver head against the back of the clip and then press on that to save my fingers a little soreness. Either way, another great video, Dennis.

[@bryanohalloran9001]

Dennis I am now the lawn Mower Man at the local Shotgun Club, and we have a Husqvarna Ride on mower, that doesn't get much love, (Until I came along) very informative videos Thank you ! Cheers Bryan O'Halloran Australia

[@dwcoffey]

Thanks for watching, Bryan! I 'm glad these vids are helpful!!

[@boutcha1]

Thanks for the video. I just got a similar model. The whole oil change "ordeal" is crazy. Just goes to show the designers of these machines, don't work on them.

[@dwcoffey]

You are so right about that! Thanks for watching and for leaving a comment, I appreciate it!

[@s1140285]

Thanks to you I learned how to change mower oil. Appreciate the assist bud.

[@dwcoffey]

Fantastic! Thank you for watching!

[@ThePakman1230]

thank you so much for your video! great instructions and helped a lot!

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you Ali! I appreciate you watching and the nice comment.

[@michaelflis9227]

Thanks Dennis. I inherited a Husqvarna tractor with my new house and your videos are really informative.

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you for watching, Michael! I'm glad these are helping!

[@themexicanamerican8495]

After how many hours should you change the oil

[@dwcoffey]

Thanks for watching! Husqvarna recommends changing the oil every 50 hours or once per season, whichever comes first.

[@tonymontana897]

Thanks for taking the time to make this video. I've been around ride on mowers for a long time and still don't mind watching these kinds of videos. When it comes to the oil filter, I hate the mess it can make so I place a thick cloth under the filter so oil doesn't seep under the engine and everywhere else it goes. Less clean up time.

[@dwcoffey]

Thanks for watching, Tony! And thanks for the idea. This is what I started doing...it works pretty well: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXSZc2SKhtCWr5Y

[@Avisionaryman]

You saved me some nice change, thanks bro.

[@dwcoffey]

Fantastic! Thanks for watching

[@a.taylor8549]

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I am a simple woman that needs all the details you gave. Thank you. God Bless You!

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you for watching! Here's another tip that makes it a bit easier and less messy: amzn.to/3eCL8D0

[@c.s.148]

Thanks, Dad :) I needed some help, here.

[@dwcoffey]

:) Thank you Christine!! I'm glad this helped!!

[@Mr.NiceGaius]

You are a god send! Thank you. Your instructions are so clear and you don’t take any knowledge for granted including tools, which is always a challenge to know for us green horns! Thank you so much!

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate you watching!

[@pulvermacher80]

i always put tinfoil under my oil filter and direct it down

[@dwcoffey]

That's a much better idea than what I've been doing. Thanks for sharing!!

[@rsoulburnz]

Genius!

[@BuhlzI]

Or a paper towel and saran wrap

[@Angela-qe7qg]

Thank you soooo much! Finding myself all alone and on a budget after 30 years of marriage I feel quite inadequate in these areas. You have been most helpful. I'd like to give back to you but sharing a tip I saw on another youtuber's video. Put paper (paper bag torn open or newspaper) under the oil filter to soak up and drain the oil into the pan.

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you very much Angela, that's a great tip! Somebody else offered the tip of using a paper plate or aluminum foil to channel the oil into a pan. Both are great ideas. I'm glad to hear this video has helped you....if there is anything I can do a video on that will be of use to you, please let me know. Congratulations on tackling this your self!! Great job!

[@tlplayer2036]

+Dennis Coffey Better idea: Google "Form A Funnel". This guys have a tool for that for cheap price. There are also videos about here on YT.

[@flyingbob297]

Changing oil and not the filter doesn’t make any sense, filter should be changed every time. I use Synthetic 10w30. I put a paper plate under the filter and spray the frame with parts cleaner when done, seems to work pretty good. Just my input.

[@dwcoffey]

I agree! I never change oil in anything without changing the filter too. Thanks for watching, Bob!

[@rustyknifer]

Very helpful video, only issue I had was with the yellow oil drain plug but eventually got it, needed a special plier to grasp & turn it. I also bought a longer clear drain tube to drain the oil. Thanks for posting this step by step video. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@dwcoffey]

Thanks for watching! Here's what I did with that yellow drain valve: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHjJiaODZq9lnZY

[@davidm1800]

Hey Dennis, I've had my Husqvarna riding mower for about 3 years now and finally decided to change the oil. First thing I did was hit youtube and found your channel. It took me no time at all. Thanks for the videos. They are super easy to understand. I am now a subscriber. I just watched your video about lubing the tractor. That is next on my list.

[@dwcoffey]

That's great David! I'm glad the vids are helping. Thanks very much for watching!

[@KevenLC]

I just changed the oil in my husqvarna, I followed your instructions, thank you for this video.

[@dwcoffey]

Thanks for watching!

[@Serpico1152]

Great video as usual Dennis, I've gotten to the point now where I don't even have to dirty up an oil drain pan by using an empty 14 lb. cat litter jug (always plentiful supply with having 2 cats), they are twice as wide, very stable, and lower than using 5 quart oil containers which can tip over, I just place the end of the engine drain hose down inside it, I use a cut out piece of any type of plastic jug to make a channel wide enough to catch & direct the oil filter oil into the same jug opening with everything staying pretty much drip free, afterwards I just reseal the jug and take it and the drained filter (inside a disposable plastic grocery store deli container) to the recycling center whenever convenient.

[@dwcoffey]

That is a great idea!! Thanks for sharing and for watching, Carmine!

[@oilsmokejones3452]

Great vid and I agree the oil drain "port" is just a PIA..it's for suburbanites who don't own a single wrench and I'll replace mine with pipe real soon..I put a piece of cardboard under the filter before loosening it and direct the flow into the drain pan...reduces the mess..

[@dwcoffey]

Yessir! You hit the nail on the head. (Great name by the way!!) As soon as I get a chance, I'm doing the same to mine. Thanks for watching and commenting, I appreciate it!

[@michaelnurmela1704]

Dennis, Great Video, I teach small engines at a High School and was looking for a simple video demonstrating an oil change on this exact tractor for students to watch during distance learning after I demoed it live for my students who were able to make the zoom session. I appreciate the straight forward nature and no gimmicks like some channels on youtube.

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you so much, Michael! I appreciate you watching and am so glad this was helpful, especially for students.

[@gregramseier166]

Thanks for your informative video. Straight and forward to what's needed done. Just purchased a used YTH 22V46. First rider I've ever owned. This video definitely will help.

[@dwcoffey]

See my other videos on this mower...you might find them helpful also. Thanks for watching, Greg!

[@elwinstube]

Received a hearty "ATTABOY!" from my wife after I watched your video and changed the oil on my Husky! Step-by-step (which is how I operate) and everything went smooth as dirty oil. Thanks for this video! And, tonight, she's making my favorite dessert! Woohoo!

[@dwcoffey]

That is fantastic! I love it when I get an 'attaboy' from my wife! You get a bonus with the favorite dessert! I'm glad I could help!

[@algonquinloon6024]

Very nice video. 1) You can get a hose elbow for the clear drain tube so you don't have to bend it down. 2) You can make a nice drain channel out of plain aluminum foil to place under the oil filter and bend down the side so the oil drains neatly over the side right down into the oil pan

[@dwcoffey]

Sounds great! Thanks for watching!

[@josephsotomayor7661]

Excellent videos on the Husqvarna riding lawnmower. The descriptions on the videos and the explanations are superb.

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you very much, Joseph! I appreciate you watching!

[@brianlinville439]

thanks, my dad has brain cancer and is unfortunately bad off, he used to do all this stuff, now I , to help him , I'm doing all his stuff and needed to learn this. thanks so much

[@dwcoffey]

Hi Brian, I am very sorry to hear about your dad. I am sure that he is thankful and proud of you for doing these things for him. I'm certain you are a blessing to him.

[@gopher66ca]

First class. Short, to the point, well filmed with everything up front centre. Well done.

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you for watching, David!!

[@Mk-uh4jo]

Thank you so very much for your most impressive and informative video! I have just purchased a YTH22V42 and have been perplexed at how to get to and operate the oil drain for a change, as well as the oil filter removal and replacement. It seemed impossible with the side plastic piece in place. Little to none of this was explained in the manuals or on delivery. Your video was one of the very best produced, easy to understand and helpful. God Bless You! You have helped me. Best wishes, Mark PS: Husqvarna and Briggs & Stratton need to be paying you for your excellent informative videos!

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you so much for your wonderful words Mark! I appreciate it very much. Yea, I could probably go for a deal with one of the manufacturers....haha!! Thanks again!