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Overview
A hands-on owner walkthrough of the Kubota B2601's first 50-hour service, done by the owner himself after six months of real use. Covers radiator screen, coolant, air filter, dual oil drain plugs, oil filter swap, and the trickiest part, swapping the HST and transmission filters without losing too much fluid, with an honest warning that the transmission filter will gush. Includes parts cost ($136 DIY) and a rough dealer estimate ($250, $350). Most useful to new B2601 owners tackling this service themselves.
Posted by the Midwest Hunting & Outdoors by Two Dumb Asses channel, which appears to be a hobby outdoors channel where an owner documents tractor maintenance alongside hunting and land-stewardship content.