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Read articles →This is a real-time, hands-on fuel filter replacement on an owner's own M7060, prompted by hard-starting issues. It shows draining and removing the water-fuel separator bowl, inspecting the O-ring and float, swapping in a Kubota-branded filter, and bleeding air via the 14mm bleeder bolt. He also names tools used (Harbor Freight filter pliers) and mentions Kubota's equipment insurance. Good for owners troubleshooting starting problems or doing this service themselves.
An owner-operator in Louisiana documenting DIY maintenance on his own tractor, not a dealer or professional mechanic.
The owner found a clogged fuel filter and debris in the water-fuel separator bowl, which caused hard starting on his Kubota M7060.
Crack open the 14mm bleeder bolt, turn on the fuel so the electric fuel pump pushes fuel through, and watch for fuel flow until air is purged.
He used Holt Industries oil filter pliers from Harbor Freight to remove the separator bowl, plus a 14mm wrench for the bleeder bolt.
The owner guesses he will replace the fuel filter again in about 400 hours, and recommends changing the small plastic screen filter at the same time.
