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Read articles →This is a hands-on maintenance walkthrough on a Kubota M6-111 at 1,700 hours, covering air filter replacement, oil and filter change (with drain plug locations, oil type, and quantities), hydraulic fluid checking and topping off, and greasing a 4580 baler's grease points and chain. It's practical, step-by-step owner maintenance rather than a review or buying guide, useful for current M6-111 owners planning their own service.
Posted by the Arrowhead Farms channel, an owner performing routine upkeep on their own tractor and baler.
Every 500 hours after the initial 250-hour break-in period, according to the owner's routine shown at 1,700 hours.
It holds 2.8 gallons, and the video uses T4 15W40 non-synthetic conventional oil since it is changed so often.
Red top Starfire hydraulic fluid, which passes Kubota specs for the hydrostat and hydraulics and does not void warranty, usually cheaper than Kubota brand.
Grease points are grouped in one section with plastic lines feeding two bearing holes each; give about ten pumps per point after roughly every 50 bales.
