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Read articles →A hands-on owner walkthrough of every service interval stacked inside an 800-hour service on a 2022 Bobcat CT5555, including exact fluid specs, Bobcat part numbers for all filters, toe-in measurement method, air filter inspection, and a practical tip on greasing the stubborn fuel filter O-ring. Closes with an honest look at the valve adjustment problem: dealers refusing the job and a quoted $600 diagnostic fee just to walk in the door. Best for CT5555 owners doing their own maintenance.
An owner-operator who has run this tractor to 800 hours and shares frank, experience-based observations rather than promotional content.
You need an oil filter (7384298), fuel filter (7380039), hydrostat filter (7002299), and hydraulic filter (7379332), plus engine oil, transmission hydrostat oil, and gear oil.
Instead of using diesel fuel on the O-ring, wipe grease from a grease gun onto it, which let it slide together easily without the usual fuel mess.
The manual says to contact the Bobcat service center, and the dealer refused the job, calling it unnecessary and quoting a $600 diagnostic fee just to bring it in.
Line up a tape measure with the casting seam in the middle of the tire on both sides at the front, then move the tape to the back and measure again.
