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How to Change Oil John Deere S110 Lawn Tractor

Johnson's Small Engines

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How to change the oil and oil filter on a John Deere S110 lawn tractor.
Briggs and Stratton oil filter part # 492932. https://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. https://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. https://amzn.to/3JEEJtj.
How to remove and re-install mower deck John Deere S110. REMOVE & REINSTALL S110 MOWER DECK.

20 Comments

@jmlasterjr 2 days ago (edited)

Highly recommended.

Very good video on how to change the oil fluid, oil filter, and how to examine the air filter for a John Deere S110 lawn mower. Thanks

@tszymk77 1 month ago

Thank you! Today is my first 8 hour oil and filter change and thanks to your VIDEO PRESENTATION I'll be able to do it. 🙂

@jeanettekettlewell 3 years ago

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!

@gailsingley2474 3 years ago

Awesome video. I really like in the introduction the way you exhibited and marked all the tools needed, including the manufacture part numbers. Thanks!

@markgremillion1536 3 years ago

Thank you! Instructions clear and on point!

@sttimothyesq 2 weeks ago

Thank you very much for your strict matter of fact and comprehensive demonstration - very impressive!

@Searching4Reason 2 years ago

Just bought this same mower about 2 weeks ago. Excellent video walking through the process.

@tlm3574 3 years ago

Like the oil drain pan. Neat idea.

@user-vh1yi2iz8k 2 years ago

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.

@jeanettekettlewell 1 year ago

Thanks so much for your videos. I serviced my JD S110 (oil change, air filter + pre-cleaner, spark plug, fuel filter, and greased the grease fittings). The hardest part was getting the fuel filter off and back on! Lo and behold, the mower still runs after my work. Before I started, I wiped down the mower below the oil drain and also below the oil filter with Fantastik spray and stuck Press 'n Seal plastic wrap to the frame and molded it to the oil filter that led to a gallon milk jug that I had marked with quart and ounce marks. Now I know why the local JD service place charges what they do. 😊

@michaelniemann6110 3 years ago

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.

@AntiqueS4-c6h 3 years ago

Thanks for the video. Changing my oil today. I needed a tuneup from you first. Thanks again

@DrumADumbDumb 5 months ago

thanks dude!!! super helpful!

@iamasdfghj 1 year ago

You are the man thank you for making this video. I would’ve been lost without it.

@rfolts8718 2 months ago

Helpful! Thank you. I'm going buy a S110.

@michaelwolk644 3 years ago

Thank you so much for your time for showing me how to change the oil! Very well done video!

@kffilete 2 years ago (edited)

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!