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Read articles →This is a hands-on, real-time DIY service video on an owner's own Kubota L2800, walking through engine oil and filter changes, air filter replacement, hydraulic filter/oil, and greasing all zerk fittings (22-25 of them). It includes practical tips like saving the copper drain-plug washer, oiling the filter gasket, and correct air filter drain orientation. Good for owners planning to do their own routine service rather than shoppers evaluating the tractor.
Posted by the ChiefandGranstan channel, apparently two owners servicing their own tractor rather than a dealer or reviewer.
The video shows adding five quarts first, then checking with the dipstick and adding a bit more until it reached five and a half quarts total.
There is a copper washer between the bolt and the oil pan. Be careful not to lose it when removing the bolt since it is needed to reseal.
The drain hole should always face down, or at roughly a 45 degree angle, so any water that gets in can drain out.
The tractor has either 22 or 25 zerk fittings, mostly located at the joints, and all should be cleaned before greasing.
