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Read articles →This is a real hands-on oil change on a personally-owned Kubota M5400 with 1600 hours, filmed from underneath the tractor as the owner works. It covers both engine drain plugs (19mm), removing the oil filter shield (12mm/10mm bolts), swapping the filter, refilling roughly 8.5 quarts, and checking the dipstick afterward. It's casual and unpolished but genuinely detailed on bolt sizes and process, useful for owners doing their own M5400 maintenance.
Posted by Daron at Treasure Life Family Farms, an owner sharing routine maintenance on his own working tractor rather than a dealer or professional mechanic.
Both engine oil drain plugs are located underneath the tractor on either side of the driveshaft and take a 19-millimeter wrench.
The shield comes off with four bolts total, three of them take a 12-millimeter wrench and one takes a 10-millimeter wrench.
The video references Tractor Data showing about eight and a half quarts, filling most of it then topping up roughly a half quart to reach the dipstick's high mark.
The owner used a PureLater PL14670 filter purchased from Advanced Auto Parts after the Fram option was not in stock.
