First Question - Oil Filter Removal

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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( We use a filter wrench like the red handled one here in the picture. FYI, the first time you take the filter off it will be tight. We find its best to remove it onces the engine is hot. Caution - Oil will be very HOT! )</font>

Hey, that picture is of an oil wrench I have hanging in my garage. Sometimes we get lucky.

Filter at 150 hours but oil at 35, correct?

 

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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( We use a filter wrench like the red handled one here in the picture. FYI, the first time you take the filter off it will be tight. We find its best to remove it onces the engine is hot. Caution - Oil will be very HOT! )</font>

Hey, that picture is of an oil wrench I have hanging in my garage. Sometimes we get lucky.

Filter at 150 hours but oil at 35, correct?

 

[Dodgeram]

I did the 50 hr this past weekend (new fluids & filters).
I removed the gray side cover, used a band type filter wrench and a little rear end, off it came.
You never realize how big of a bucket you need to catch 30 quarts of hydo fluid until you change it.
The hardest part for me was when I found out the wonderful pneumatic grease gun I got at Harbor Freight wasn't worth a c..p and I did the greasing with a hand pump gun /forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif
Tom

 

[Dodgeram]

I did the 50 hr this past weekend (new fluids & filters).
I removed the gray side cover, used a band type filter wrench and a little rear end, off it came.
You never realize how big of a bucket you need to catch 30 quarts of hydo fluid until you change it.
The hardest part for me was when I found out the wonderful pneumatic grease gun I got at Harbor Freight wasn't worth a c..p and I did the greasing with a hand pump gun /forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif
Tom