I'm serious about oil changes. I have a large drain pan on wheels rigged up to a suck pump that sucks the oil out as fast as it drains and pumps it to waste oil storage. Oil is in the bulk and easily accessed so changes don't take long to do. All of the putt around tractors get an oil change once a year whether they need it or not. Two of the two bangers have been in the family since new and have had regular scheduled oil changes since new. Both are high houred but don't have the ugly wear problems other tractors the same age have, testament to the benefits of timely oil changes. The field tractors are changed every 100 hours. Oil is cheap compared to wear related repairs when you keep tractors as long as I do. My lowest houred tractor has 10,000 hours.
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