I just changed the hydro oil in my Scag Liberty Z 48 last week. It has the HydroGear ZT 2800's. I found it easier to do this when the rear wheels are removed allowing better access to the filters and top port plugs, which need to be removed when re-filling the system. I used Amsoil synthetic (20W-50) which is specifically formulated for this purpose. In my case, I had to use channel lock pliers to remove the filters due to not enough room for a filter socket. Be sure to have a drain pan with enough volume to catch the old oil--it will gush out when the filters are removed. From start to finish, it took about 2 hours--with at least half of that time taking to re-fill the system. If you have the room in your garage, then yes--do it there. Please re-cycle the used oil/filters. Walmart and Auto Zone are 2 places to take it.is there a video or complete instructions on how to change the hydraulic oil and filters on a X-ONEi . Can i do it in my own garage
A completely different setup as the X-one uses a single filter at the reservoir tank, Two hydro gear pump and two wheel motors.I just changed the hydro oil in my Scag Liberty Z 48 last week. It has the HydroGear ZT 2800's. I found it easier to do this when the rear wheels are removed allowing better access to the filters and top port plugs, which need to be removed when re-filling the system. I used Amsoil synthetic (20W-50) which is specifically formulated for this purpose. In my case, I had to use channel lock pliers to remove the filters due to not enough room for a filter socket. From start to finish, it took about 2 hours--with at least half of that time taking to re-fill the system. If you have the room in your garage, then yes--do it there.