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Read articles →This is a real owner walking through annual service on his own 5055E, not a dealer overview. It covers draining and refilling engine oil, replacing the oil filter and primary air filter, checking coolant and hydraulic fluid levels, blowing out the radiator, and greasing rear axle, three-point arms, and loader pivot points. Useful for owners wanting a straightforward, unpolished reference for routine DIY maintenance rather than specs or performance talk.
Posted by the CROWN CATTLE COMPANY channel, an owner-operator servicing his own tractor rather than a dealer or reviewer.
Remove the shield covering the filter, use an oil filter wrench to remove the old one, apply a thin film of oil to the new gasket, and hand tighten it back on.
The secondary element only has to be replaced every three or four years, according to the owner, who only replaces the primary element during routine service.
Grease the rear axle (one fitting each side), the three-point lift arms, the loader pivot points (six to eight fittings each side), and the front axle pivot point underneath.
The owner checked the level and found the oil still looked clean since he had changed it the previous year, so only a level check was needed.
