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Read articles →This is a real hands-on 400-hour service video, not a walkaround: two people actually drain and replace engine oil and filter, air filter, fuel filter, and both hydrostatic/transmission filters, refill 15-ish gallons of hydraulic fluid, and point out drain plug locations and part numbers (including O-rings not included with the fuel filter kit) as they go. Best for owners doing this exact service themselves who don't mind casual, unpolished narration.
Posted by the SometimesBuilds channel, appearing to be an owner/friend doing their own maintenance on a personally owned tractor rather than a dealer or professional shop.
Engine oil and filter, air filter, fuel filter, both hydrostatic filters, and the transmission filter, along with a full refill of hydraulic fluid.
Kubota 15521-43160, but it does not include the two O-rings needed, which must be ordered separately.
The video states 15 to 13 gallons of hydraulic fluid were used to refill after draining everything out.
There are drain plugs on each side of the driveshaft in front, both for oil, plus hydrostatic drain bolts near the rear axle housing.
