yes that's done, I've changed the oil but had to re installed my old filters for now and will change them once they come in, still waiting from them to arrive by mail.First, if the dealer is busy, then they MUST service the new tractors they sold - maybe that means first. But it may have helped to answer that question "where did you buy" simply by stating it was used from an individual. I hope they call you to schedule. But I would order filters and do the inspections and oil changes for now.
If you have no warranty then forget the dealers. Get some universal filters locally (I have used Napa Gold with great success even on my Chinese FarmPro). If you aren't a "fixxer" then you'll need a local service shop. Ask around for that info. If you need someone to come to the house to fix it, same thing. Ask around. You'll find there's people that will do it and and you won't need a dealer for much else afterwards. That's how it went for me with the Chinesium tractor. Fixed everything myself. (only minor issues for the 18 years we owned it
The internet is your friend. I got all the wrong filters from the dealer I use, I knew they were the wrong filters when they handed them to me. Told them they were wrong, but they insisted they were correct. Tried to show them they were wrong in their computer but that caused more issue then trying to correct them. Then when it came to take their survey, I took my time and said what I thought. Got a call very quickly after that and the management of that dealer made it right. I credit them for saving me as a customer.how do you make sure its the right filters ? every series have different filters and even within my series there is differences between one to a other .
you miss understood my question and prove my point at the same time... when actuals dealers have hard time providing the right filters for your tractor I have hard time believing I would be able to easily finding the right filters in generic equipment shop or the internet .... never heard of napa Gold or chinese FarmPro stores as Stevem5215 mentioned.The internet is your friend. I got all the wrong filters from the dealer I use, I knew they were the wrong filters when they handed them to me. Told them they were wrong, but they insisted they were correct. Tried to show them they were wrong in their computer but that caused more issue then trying to correct them. Then when it came to take their survey, I took my time and said what I thought. Got a call very quickly after that and the management of that dealer made it right. I credit them for saving me as a customer.
I would talk to the person whose name is on the sign, find out if they care and if they don’t then move on…. Too easy to order online these days then deal with a bad parts person.
Took me a while but I have a list now of part numbers that I pulled either from the machine or the internet. I use a micrometer to ensure the dims and trial and error. That is the world I live in. Honestly it took me a full day of taking stuff apart to figure out my part number for my FF hydraulic connectors off the diverter valve. Calling to a dealer and getting a straight answer is a luxury that I don’t have. If you have that you are lucky. Sounds like you are not luckyyou miss understood my question and prove my point at the same time... when actuals dealers have hard time providing the right filters for your tractor I have hard time believing I would be able to easily finding the right filters in generic equipment shop or the internet .... never heard of napa Gold or chinese FarmPro stores as Stevem5215 mentioned.
I just tried googling it and yes I can find my engine oil filters pretty easily but not the hydrostatic oil filters ...