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Read articles →A hobby homestead dad walks his nine-year-old through a full BX23S oil service, raising the tractor on the loader arms, draining and replacing the oil and filter, greasing loader and backhoe fittings, and checking hydraulic fluid. Steps are narrated slowly for the kid, so the pacing is beginner-friendly rather than efficient. A backhoe-stuck-in-a-ditch story runs through the video as a side narrative. Best for new BX owners wanting a gentle walkthrough of routine service tasks.
A hobby homestead owner-operator channel sharing hands-on family life and property projects, with no apparent commercial or dealership affiliation.
Press the button to lift slowly while watching all the way around the arms, and stop if the tractor tilts or anything looks wrong.
Set a pan under the filter, use a filter wrench squeezed to bite on the small filter, then finish removing it by hand once loose.
Yes, write the date and current hour reading on the new filter so you know when it needs changed next, noted at 588 hours.
Check the hydraulic fluid and grease the loader and backhoe grease fittings while the tractor is already in the shop for service.
