How to Change Engine Oil John Deere S110 Lawn Tractor
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- How to change engine oil on a John Deere S110 lawn tractor. Including the oil filter.
Briggs and Stratton oil filter part # 492932. amzn.to/3ld3hzq. **Note** Wrong Briggs oil filter part number is on the video use the correct number above.
John Deere oil filter part # Am125424. amzn.to/3ld3hzq/.
I also found they are selling you the tractor without a pre-filter on the air filter and in my opinion is not good for the engine! Use Briggs and Stratton part# 793685 = pre-filter.
Adjustable oil filter wrench. amzn.to/3JEEJtj.
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Thank you so much for this video! Just did my first yearly maintenance for my S110 and this video broke down the oil change and filter replacement for me PERFECTLY! I appreciate it man!
Just bought two and they started putting the pre filters back on, probably thanks to your video 😜 thanks brother!!!
Nice!
Just bought this same mower about 2 weeks ago. Excellent video walking through the process.
I’m glad it was helpful and thank you for the kind comment!
Awesome video. I really like in the introduction the way you exhibited and marked all the tools needed, including the manufacture part numbers. Thanks!
Thank you. I try to do my best I giving the information if I can! Thank you for watching and the kind comment. Please tell your friends about my channel to help it grow. It would be greatly appreciated:)
Thank you for filming and posting this comprehensive video on changing the oil in a John Deere S110 lawn tractor. It is the BEST ONE I've found! I appreciate all the tips for preventing a mess and for adding a precleaner to the air filter cartridge. I've subscribed to your channel and look forward to learning more on equipment maintenance!
I'm glad it was helpful. Thank you for the kind comment and supporting my channel. When you have a little down time, watch this video. ruclips.net/video/JNj_MRdH33E/видео.html. "How to Service and Maintain Your John Deere Tractor" It is a older version of your machine and it will give you all information you will need to keep your machine running good for many years to come.
Great How-to for the S-110 oil change. My 83 year old sister asked me where the oil drain was on her mower - so she could change the oil for the first time. I think I'd better do it for her! It's a little more complicated (with the trim panels & etc.) than her old walk-behind mower was.
Thanks for all the additional information, e.g. pre-filter & tools.
Hi Michael, I’m glad this was helpful and thank you for the kind comment. I like to give you as much good info as I can to keep your machine running good! Please give this video a like and tell your friends about my channel to help it grow. It would be greatly appreciated! Thank you for watching.
Thank you! Instructions clear and on point!
I’m glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching and the kind comment.
Excellent and comprehensive video. I have a D110 that will be 13 years old in March of 2024 and it still performs well. I also have performed this maintenance many times over those years. I was just looking at new ones since being unsure of the life expectancy of it. Your tips are very creative and I will certainly use them for mess reduction. You are to be commended for knowing what you're doing and doing it right. Thank you.
Thank you for sharing, the kind comment and supporting the channel. Check out this video. This is your model. ruclips.net/video/JNj_MRdH33E/видео.html.
Like the oil drain pan. Neat idea.
Thanks!
Excellent work and very thorough. I liked how you calmly walked thru the whole process, and your neat trick with the oil can was totally cool, too. Thank you, good sir!
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Thank you so much for your time for showing me how to change the oil! Very well done video!
Hi Michael, I’m glad it was helpful and thank you for the kind comment. Please give this video a like, subscribe and tell your friends about my channel to help it grow. It would be greatly appreciated! Thank you for watching:)
Thanks for the video. Changing my oil today. I needed a tuneup from you first. Thanks again
Good job, I just bought a S110 2023 and one of the screws on the air filter was broken...just to let you know...thanks again
Michael
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Thanks, brother.
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Great information video
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Good presentation
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Awesome video, thanks!
Im glad it was helpful and thank you for the kind comment
Great video thanks
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Nice oil filter wrench. Where did you find that one? Would work great on the Ford ranger that filter is in a bad spot. Got the glove joke. Nice one, but most won't get it. Keep up the positive attitude.
Hi Michael, I purchased it from a auto mechanic retiring many, many years ago so I'm not sure where it came from and I just took a look at it. There are no markings on who makes it. I did a little research and you can find them on Amazon. amzn.to/3JEEJtj. LOL, I'm glad you caught the joke. What is funny is when I buy a pair of good gloves and want them at half the price as I want to give the left one back. The cashiers don't know what to do but I have never received a discount :(.
@Johnson's Small Engines well thanks for that info. And ya I bet they look at you confused. Good man keep it up
Thank you for posting such a detailed video, wanted to find out what's the make and model of the ratcheting oil removal wrench that you use. Thank you
I purchased it from a auto mechanic retiring many, many years ago so I'm not sure where it came from and I just took a look at it. There are no markings on who makes it. I did a little research and you can find them on Amazon. amzn.to/3JEEJtj.
Great detail as always. Thanks.
Thanks for watching! and supporting my channel :)
More than likely, they don't use pre filters because it's 1. cheaper for them, and 2 make the customer buy more filters. I watch your videos don't always comment.
Hi Steven, I agree they are saving money. It seems like they don’t care as much to make the engines last. They want the machine to only run for a certain amount of time then they want you to purchase a new one. Thank you for supporting my channel!
Your videos are excellent. I just picked up an S110 so I’ve been watching a lot of your videos. I put in a mulching kit (the one with the 2 blades and a long plug (I removed the grass chute, hope that’s ok). Regarding oil, it’s confusing. I live in FL and Briggs says use 30 oil for hot climates while the Deere manual says 5w40. Which is it??
What ever you decide to use for your area, I would suggest using a full synthetic oil to give you the extra protection and make sure you check your oil often to make sure it is at the correct level at all times. Change your oil on a regular basis and you will be good!
@@JohnsonsSmallEngines Thanks!
Also I noticed when you started it to check you ran it on low throttle. Pardon my ignorance but what's your thoughts on idling or running full throttle. Can you please give a brief explanation on it. As the manual says to always run it under full throttle but I was curious as to when idling would come into play. Do you idle at full throttle or low?
In my opinion, it is not good to start a cold engine and run it at full speed until the engine gets close or even up to the normal operating temperature. Let it warm up so all parts are up to temperature. With todays non adjustable carburetors, they do need to be warmed up before they are working correctly. Of course how long you warm up your machine depends on the climate you live in.
Great video...my john deere d110 dosent seem to have an oil filter that I can locate..is this normal ?
Yes, some engines had a oil filter and some did not.
My question is did you do an oil change at the 5 hour mark. It suggests it in the manual for the break in but my neighbor didn't do his and its got 30 on it and hasn't been changed at all.
It is up to the person who owns the machine on how they will take care of the machine. The suggestion of the oil change after a few hours of run time is due to when they make the engine new at the factory the thought is there may be shavings of aluminum let behind and you should change the oil after so many hours of run time.
I have a dumb question. I've seen somewhere, I don't remember where, but it said not to use auto motor oil on small engines. It said that the additives used in car oil is not good for small engines. I've always use car oil before reading this. I do see that there is lawnmower oil but its not as easy to find and auto oil.
You can find specialty oil for most every engine. My opinion, change your oil and oil filter on a regular basis, use the correct weight oil for your location (where you live) and make sure the API rating is good for the year of the engine.
Ugh, neither I nor my (male) neighbor could get the oil filter off with a standard oil filter wrench. I need to buy a better one. Is the 3" cap style that is used with a ratchet a good bet for a not-too-strong female?
I would suggest taking your new oil filter with you to a auto parts store and see if they have one that will fit the oil filter. To make sure you’re getting the correct wrench
@@JohnsonsSmallEngines thank you!
U ever add a oil additive to a lawntractor and if u do what u recommend
I personally have never added anything to the oil. The main thing is, just perform the usual maintenance, like changing your oil when you should, start using the synthetic oil and you will be fine.
Question,my 2012 John deere tractor D110, new fuel pump and can't get it to run, it runs great but I can't get it running again?
I will assume your engine is a single cylinder engine?? You need compression? spark? and fuel? to run. There are many different reasons why an engine will not start. If the engine cranks over? (as in the engine spins when you turn the key to crank position)This video may help you check a few things. ruclips.net/video/JbwjMUNF6kg/видео.html. If your engine is trying to start but is missing and popping while trying to start? this video may help.ruclips.net/video/Y4hWgv5OEYI/видео.html
@@JohnsonsSmallEngines ok thanks brotha I really appreciate your helpin, I will watch those videos.
@@JohnsonsSmallEngines it's a single single cylinder and I got my mower deck all fixed up and I want to thank you for the video and I really appreciate everything you do for the lawn tractor repair, I catch ya on the next video.
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