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Read articles →A hands-on walkthrough of the 50-hour break-in service on a Mahindra 5555, covering engine oil and filter change, hydraulic filter swap, and the rarely documented transmission pre-screen cleaning. The creator found no online guidance for the screen procedure and figures it out on camera, including a workaround for the awkwardly small transmission fill port. Most useful for 5555 owners facing this service for the first time.
Posted by the Pete B: East Texas Homesteading channel, appears to be an owner-operator documenting first-time maintenance on their own tractor.
Remove the filter housing bolts, disconnect the hose, slowly drain the transmission oil into clean buckets, then pull out the screen and hose it off with a garden hose.
The transmission holds roughly 12 gallons, and the creator drained about nine gallons into buckets before removing the screen.
The manual says 80 weight, but the oil drained out looked like 10W30, which the creator bought at Tractor Supply labeled for Mahindra, suggesting a possible manual misprint.
The creator used a quarter inch NPT brass pipe fitted into the hole with a hose connected to a hand pump to refill the transmission oil.
