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Read articles →This is a hands-on, real-time DIY oil change on an owner's own L3560, not a dealer walkaround. It covers both drain plugs, the oil filter swap, finding the fill point, using genuine Kubota filters, the 7.1-quart capacity, post-service startup checks, and resetting the maintenance log through the display. Useful for owners planning to do their own service and wanting exact steps, quirks, and gotchas rather than a spec overview.
An owner-operator filming his own tractor maintenance in his shop, sharing personal experience and preferences rather than professional or dealer expertise.
It has two drain plugs, one on each side of the tractor. The video warns not to forget the second one, since draining only one wastes new oil when refilling.
Oil capacity with filter is 7.1 US quarts, or 6.7 liters for metric users, according to the owner's manual referenced in the video.
The oil fill is located low on the front of the tractor, near the grill area, and the video notes it took a while to find.
Start the tractor and watch for leaks at the drain plugs and oil filter, and make sure the low oil pressure idiot light goes out within about 30 seconds.
