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Read articles →This is a real-time, hands-on walkthrough of replacing the rear HST filter on a Kubota BX23S at the 50-hour mark, including dropping the skid plate, using an oil filter wrench, oiling the new O-ring, and torquing it back on. The owner incorporates a viewer tip about not losing fluid during the swap. Useful for BX23S owners doing this specific service themselves, not a general overview or spec discussion.
Posted by an owner-operator documenting DIY maintenance on their own Kubota BX23S, including feedback they've incorporated from viewers.
Drop the skid plate, remove the old filter with an oil filter wrench turning lefty loosey, oil the new O-ring, hand-tighten the new filter, then give it a quarter turn with the wrench before reinstalling the skid plate.
Yes, a viewer tip helped the owner change the filter without losing much fluid, keeping the process neat by collecting what little came out on mats underneath.
The hardest part was removing the skid plate because the bolts were painted and new, making them harder to loosen.
