I’m only 14 now, but when I start my own business I will be buying a Wright stander because I can appreciate the simplicity that is kept throughout all of the machines. I love the idea of “if it’s not needed, it’s not there”. It’s perfect!

I totally agree Ed, Changing oil and filters regularly will greatly reduce premature failures.

Ed, thanks for the video. You and especially your father have made me a wealthy man over the years.

And 34490001 is the block; I still remember them. Keep the videos coming as it's a walk down memory lane!

Great video, thanks!

I change my hydro oil yearly. The pumps work harder than I do especially on the hot summer months. It's a cheap investment. Thanks for the video.

Another great informative video..i manage all the maintance on my Wrights myself and do it with confidence thanks to these tutorials.Do you happen to have a video on lubricating the nessasary parts on these?ive got a 2017 52 with a Briggs vanguard with 200hrs..and a 2017 stander I 36 with a kawi and has 550 hrs.

Hey I have A question I bougth a 32 wrigth A month ago But i noticed that when the lawnmower is Off The Hydra Oil Tanks Don't look Full. They only look full when its On On park.Is that normal?

So, do you just remove the filter and all the fluid drains there or what?

Will amsoil 20w50 hydrostatic oil Be ok

Your prior video that demos the importance of the OEM hydro oil filter vs the aftermarket hydro oil filters says it all in regards to your mowers. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oKx-p82F2Zaqp3U.html

This video is basically a pitch for OEM products...not "how to". I suggest it's a waste of time.