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Read articles →This is a hands-on, step-by-step transmission and hydraulic fluid service on an L4701, filmed by an owner doing his own maintenance. It covers filter part numbers, Super UDT2 fluid capacity (about 10.4 gallons), draining bolts and torque points, refilling to the dipstick mark, and a warranty-driven case for using genuine Kubota filters and fluid over cheaper alternatives. Best for owners planning to DIY this exact service.
Posted by an owner-operator performing maintenance on his own L4701, sharing practical DIY experience rather than professional or dealer expertise.
The video states it calls for about 10.4 gallons of Super UDT2 fluid.
One side has a 22mm bolt on the hydrostat, the other side has a 14mm bolt with a washer to keep track of.
The owner originally bought Wix filters to save money but switched to genuine Kubota filters to avoid risking the warranty if fluid is sampled.
The video says it calls for filter changes at about 50 hours and then again at 200 hours.