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Read articles →This is a hands-on DIY walkthrough of a BX2380 hydraulic/transmission fluid, filter, and suction screen change at about 490 hours, picking up mid-job after the fluid was already drained. It shows the suction screen removal and cleaning, filter pre-filling, refill procedure (about 2.5-3 gallons of Kubota Super UDT2), jacking the tractor on blocks, and checking for leaks after startup. Best for owners planning to do this service themselves.
An owner-operator documenting routine maintenance on their own BX2380 in a home shop setting.
It holds about three gallons of hydraulic oil, and in this video about two and a half gallons were put in before topping off.
The video uses Kubota Super UDT2, which the owner describes as a synthetic blend that pours well in cold temperatures with minimal hydrostatic whine.
Remove the single 12mm bolt, slide the screen out through the rear hole near the left rear tire, wipe the sealing surface, clean the screen and O-ring, then reinstall with the notch aligned to the tab.
Run the engine a few minutes to circulate fluid, check the dipstick, drive it back and forth, then watch for leaks over the next couple of days.
