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Read articles →This is a real hands-on oil and fluid service on a 2014 BX2670 at about 97 hours, done past the usual 50-hour interval, using genuine Kubota oil, fuel filters, HST filter, air filter, and Super UDT transmission fluid. The owner drains the old oil, swaps the filter, refills, and checks for leaks on camera, mentioning the tractor is being listed for sale in the Louisville, Kentucky area. Useful for buyers wanting proof of service history or a basic DIY oil-change walkthrough.
Posted by the ddsig226 channel, apparently the tractor's owner documenting service before a private sale, so expect a casual, unpolished DIY perspective rather than a professional or dealer viewpoint.
Drain the old oil, loosen the dipstick for air, let it drain, spin off the filter, add new Kubota oil in stages checking the dipstick, then start the tractor and check for leaks.
Kubota oil, two fuel filters, an HST filter, an oil filter, an air filter, and Kubota Super UDT transmission fluid, plus three gallons of hydraulic transmission fluid.
The owner serviced the tractor at 96.9 hours, past the usual 50-hour interval, and checked afterward to see if it caused any harm, finding no leaks after the oil change.
The owner recycled the old oil for free at a local AutoZone, which offered to take it with no charge.
